Am 25.09.2011 13:43, schrieb Fajar A. Nugraha:
Should work if you have enough knowledge about all three components. The main "problem" would be that FR and samba uses different schema for storing user passwords, but if you're familiar with triggers then it should be possible. Just try it. yeah thats the problem I thought. No I'm not realy familiar with triggers and sql One other thing to note however, ntlm_auth is only necessary if your backend (usually AD) don't give out clear-text or nt-hash. If you have one of those available (in the case of mysql-backed samba, it's nt-hash), you don't need ntlm_auth.
Thats also bad only nt-hash is not good, I tried to set up Ad but got heavy problems with setting it up. But it would be the best thing for auth samba and fr users I think? Last way would be perhaps of using smbpasswd. Andreas