Samba, winbindd and multiple home directories
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My current situation is a system with an Windows AD and DC, which manage logging in to Samba. After an Upgrade of the underlieing OS from Windows Server 2008R2 to 2016, my coinfig doesn't work anymore.
I try to setup samba with the home directories of the respective user.
Now I have got 3 home dirs, /home1, /home2 and /home3, where merging is impossible.
How can I get winbindd to use the home-directory of a user that is given in /etc/passwd?
I can't change big things in the system as it's production.
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
The home-directories are not used, because winbindd does something like "", so it doesn't find all my users and their respective home directories.
samba passwd winbind
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My current situation is a system with an Windows AD and DC, which manage logging in to Samba. After an Upgrade of the underlieing OS from Windows Server 2008R2 to 2016, my coinfig doesn't work anymore.
I try to setup samba with the home directories of the respective user.
Now I have got 3 home dirs, /home1, /home2 and /home3, where merging is impossible.
How can I get winbindd to use the home-directory of a user that is given in /etc/passwd?
I can't change big things in the system as it's production.
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
The home-directories are not used, because winbindd does something like "", so it doesn't find all my users and their respective home directories.
samba passwd winbind
asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
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winbindddoes use a user's home directory given in/etc/passwdwhere one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your[global]section insmb.conf).
– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24
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My current situation is a system with an Windows AD and DC, which manage logging in to Samba. After an Upgrade of the underlieing OS from Windows Server 2008R2 to 2016, my coinfig doesn't work anymore.
I try to setup samba with the home directories of the respective user.
Now I have got 3 home dirs, /home1, /home2 and /home3, where merging is impossible.
How can I get winbindd to use the home-directory of a user that is given in /etc/passwd?
I can't change big things in the system as it's production.
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
The home-directories are not used, because winbindd does something like "", so it doesn't find all my users and their respective home directories.
samba passwd winbind
asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
62
My current situation is a system with an Windows AD and DC, which manage logging in to Samba. After an Upgrade of the underlieing OS from Windows Server 2008R2 to 2016, my coinfig doesn't work anymore.
I try to setup samba with the home directories of the respective user.
Now I have got 3 home dirs, /home1, /home2 and /home3, where merging is impossible.
How can I get winbindd to use the home-directory of a user that is given in /etc/passwd?
I can't change big things in the system as it's production.
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
The home-directories are not used, because winbindd does something like "", so it doesn't find all my users and their respective home directories.
samba passwd winbind
asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
62
edited Jun 22 at 6:38
asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
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asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
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asked Jun 21 at 14:03
Werdck
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winbindddoes use a user's home directory given in/etc/passwdwhere one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your[global]section insmb.conf).
– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24
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winbindddoes use a user's home directory given in/etc/passwdwhere one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your[global]section insmb.conf).
– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24
winbindd does use a user's home directory given in /etc/passwd where one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your [global] section in smb.conf).– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24
winbindd does use a user's home directory given in /etc/passwd where one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your [global] section in smb.conf).– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24
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winbindddoes use a user's home directory given in/etc/passwdwhere one exists. If your configuration doesn't then you're going to need to provide more information (for example, the non-comment lines from your[global]section insmb.conf).– roaima
Jun 21 at 15:24