[K12OSN] smbldap script...

[Huck]

yes, that's what I used Dave.
and then following your instructions steps 18+...
added user account and machine account...

and no love :(

was wondering if I needed to somehow tell LTSP to authenticate via ldap 
or something?

David Trask wrote:
> smbldap_installer is based on the IDEALX script....are you using it? 
> works very well and is easy.  http://www.majen.net/smbldap
> 
> It will become part of Edubuntu (in more refined form) in Feisty
> 
> 
> "Support list for open source software in schools." <k12osn at redhat.com>
> writes:
>> I just installed on the K12LTSP 6.0 server I'm working on over the 
>> holidays...
>>
>> btw Erik, your fixes all worked like a charm with a 'yum update' and 
>> running that one mixer script. THANKS!
>>
>> back to smb ldap...
>>
>> after using the IDEALX script and creating a test user as per the 
>> instructions...I was unable to login on the thin client side of the 
>> network using said user.
>>
>> and when attempting to join the machine I had created using
>>
>> ./smbldap-useradd -w <machinename>   (I'm going from memory here...the 
>> -w flag might be different)
>>
>> to the domain, I am getting the 'no user exists'....
>>
>> I've tried with Administrator(as per the instructions), root, my login, 
>> and no luck.
>>
>> Curious if this is just me, I have 'user' security enforcement in the 
>> smb.conf file...
>>
>>
>> --Huck
>>
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