http://adldap.sourceforge.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mod_auth_ntlm_winbind
I have built an rpm for my own use, by grabbing the source files from sambas' web interface to cvs. It would be real neat to have it packaged and available through yum.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Morten Nilsen morten@runsafe.no wrote:
http://adldap.sourceforge.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mod_auth_ntlm_winbind
I have built an rpm for my own use, by grabbing the source files from sambas' web interface to cvs. It would be real neat to have it packaged and available through yum.
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One of the other users posted about EnterpriseSamba.com. Their repository is at *http://ftp.sernet.de http://ftp.sernet.de/pub/services/samba/README.txt
Haven't tried it myself. Then again, you are referring to using AD Authentication in a web browser, but i would think their package would eliminate some of the steps, anyway.
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Rob Townley wrote:
One of the other users posted about EnterpriseSamba.com. Their repository is at *http://ftp.sernet.de http://ftp.sernet.de/pub/services/samba/README.txt
Haven't tried it myself. Then again, you are referring to using AD Authentication in a web browser, but i would think their package would eliminate some of the steps, anyway.
I'm uncertain as to what you are talking about, but, yes what I am doing is using NTLM to get seamless logon to web servers from clients that are logged into AD.
This is working quite fine, and there was little I had to do on CentOS, I basically only installed mod_auth_ntlm_winbind, and everything was fine and dandy..
There was one little issue though, I had to turn on keepalive in httpd.conf
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 5:34 PM, Morten Nilsen morten@runsafe.no wrote:
Rob Townley wrote:
One of the other users posted about EnterpriseSamba.com. Their repository is at *http://ftp.sernet.de http://ftp.sernet.de/pub/services/samba/README.txt
Haven't tried it myself. Then again, you are referring to using AD Authentication in a web browser, but i would think their package would eliminate some of the steps, anyway.
I'm uncertain as to what you are talking about, but, yes what I am doing is using NTLM to get seamless logon to web servers from clients that are logged into AD.
This is working quite fine, and there was little I had to do on CentOS, I basically only installed mod_auth_ntlm_winbind, and everything was fine and dandy..
There was one little issue though, I had to turn on keepalive in httpd.conf
-- Cheers, Morten
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Morten, i may have mixed up the conversations. I had just posted about wanting a SaMBa 3.2 package for CentOS. This would make it so that the user could logon to a XWindows/SSH Linux workstation using MS Active Directory Services credentials.
You are talking about getting your CentOS server to check credentials by verifying with ADS. Your users are likely on Windows machines.
Rob Townley wrote:
Morten, i may have mixed up the conversations. I had just posted about wanting a SaMBa 3.2 package for CentOS. This would make it so that the user could logon to a XWindows/SSH Linux workstation using MS Active Directory Services credentials.
You are talking about getting your CentOS server to check credentials by verifying with ADS. Your users are likely on Windows machines.
Yes, my users are on windows machines. I also have my CentOS server set up to use AD to authenticate on SSH.. No local users required This is also working fine - to give access to the server, all one has to do is to add the staff to a certain AD group.
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