#Samba #Winbind, is there a way I can authenticate using pam_winbind to the local passdb backend?
I.e. no domain join, just workgroup authentication?

@hl @TomAoki @peteorrall @xdydx You can run #samba perfectly fine on #FreeBSD, I have one instance running here as an "Active Directory" domain controller, one as an #SMB fileserver, and quite a few for the client parts of a domain member (with its #winbind).

What you can't do in a "good" way is mounting SMB shares on FreeBSD. The SMB client in base is horribly outdated (really really never use #SMBv1 these days!), and outside base, only stuff on top of #fuse is possible.

Looking for info #alma #rocky #rhel in AD and using as a file server.

RHEL docs seem to say #sssd is the preferred way to join domain, but they don't explain how to use sssd and NOT #winbind for #smb

Can you use smb file shares with WIndows permissions and not use the winbind method to join AD?

shakes fist in smb.conf's general direction

winbind normalize_names!!!

#linux #samba #winbind #ubuntu

Some #Samba magicians here?

I want to have #winbind authenticate local accounts against samba tdbsam.
This works, up until winbind resolves the domain name as netbios name, which then fails in pam_unix.

tty login log:
https://gist.github.com/AliveDevil/ed4d545d30065d549c47d14f8ed0f9cc

#Linux #Debian