We're trying to move from lots of duplicate authentication data on
different systems to having a single unified sign-on source by using
LDAP. I managed to get login and sshd to authentiate against an ldap
server through pam. It's cool and quite simple as well.
Now I want to make samba be the PDC for the windows machines and have
it authenticate against the LDAP server as well. The docs I've read
seem to indicate that samba and pam don't play together that well.
The only solution I can think of is to periodically rebuild the
smbpasswd file from LDAP.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to the best way to achieve this?
TIA,
-D
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