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	<title>Comments on: Adding machines to my domain (== pain)</title>
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		<title>By: darkness</title>
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		<dc:creator>darkness</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>OK, so, I FUCKING HATE SINGLE SIGN-ON.  This is a note to me to remind me what to do later.

Create a new machine account with no password or clear the old one.  smbpasswd will do this.  I think.  I had to modify Samba's pam configuration to ignore PERM_DENIED from pam_krb5 because it's kind of retarded (square peg, round pam).  That will probably remain.  Check out pam.d/samba or something.  Then add the root uid in LDAP to the administrator account.  Make sure administrator's password is properly set.  Stop nscd until later; it will give you RAGE.  Watch the log file for the machine you're picking on.  Hopefully it will add.  Remove root uid, start nscd.  Go on with life.  Don't touch the admin users statement in smb.conf.

darky
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<p>Create a new machine account with no password or clear the old one.  smbpasswd will do this.  I think.  I had to modify Samba&#8217;s pam configuration to ignore PERM_DENIED from pam_krb5 because it&#8217;s kind of retarded (square peg, round pam).  That will probably remain.  Check out pam.d/samba or something.  Then add the root uid in LDAP to the administrator account.  Make sure administrator&#8217;s password is properly set.  Stop nscd until later; it will give you RAGE.  Watch the log file for the machine you&#8217;re picking on.  Hopefully it will add.  Remove root uid, start nscd.  Go on with life.  Don&#8217;t touch the admin users statement in smb.conf.</p>
<p>darky<br />
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