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The command allows the user to transfer a fsmo role to the server to which
the connection is established. Roles can be transferred or seized. By default a
transfer is attempted even if seize option is chosen, as it is dangerous to
seize a role if the current owner is still running.
example use:
net fsmo show --host=hostnameoraddress --username=username --password=password
net fsmo transfer --role=role --host=hostnameoraddress --username=username --password=password
net fsmo seize --role=role --host=hostnameoraddress --username=username --password=password [--force]
Tested against Win2008. Does not work for samba 4 yet as we are missing the GetNCChanges extensions.
setntacl is able to set NTACL attribute from command line
getntacl now use getopt for parsing command line option and is also able to
dump the acl in the SDDL format.
This tool is integrated with Samba4 Ldb. It provides a useful output
where you can find easy differences in objects or attributes within
naming context (Domain, Configuration or Schema).
Added functionality for two sets of credentials.
We have to try to add new objects until between two iterations we didn't make
any progress. Either we are then done (no objects remaining) or we are
incapable to do this fully automatically.
The latter can happen if important system objects (builtin groups, users...)
moved (e.g. consider one of my recent comments). Then the new object can't be
added if it contains the same "sAMAccountName" attribute as the old one. We
have to let the user delete the old one (also to give him a chance to backup
personal changes - if needed) and only then the script is capable to add the
new one onto the right place. Make this clear with an exhaustive error output.
I personally don't see a good way how to do this better for now so I would leave
this as a manual step.
We need a machine account so the RID allocation code can work. It
seems better to use the same code paths for a domain controller and
standalone server to avoid testing headaches with little used code.
This enables the full schema during the rest of the provision, which
means indexing is enabled (along with index error checking, such as
duplicate SIDs)
We now create it automatically in the samldb module when the first
user is created.
The creation of the dns user also had to move to the _modify.ldif as
it now relies on the fSMO role being setup for the RID Manager
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
We can't allocate a objectSID until we have rIDSetReferences, but that
is in the DC object, so we have to force the objectSID of the DC
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
