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* \PIPE\unixinfo
* winbindd's {group,alias}membership new functions
* winbindd's lookupsids() functionality
* swat (trunk changes to be reverted as per discussion with Deryck)
accounts (accounts without AcctCtrl set) after a vampire-process.
New Accounts tend to hace no acb_info at all which means "0"
(ACB_NORMAL). Unless 0 becomes not 0 we don't do anything and set *no*
acctrl for normal users at all (!). Those crippled users now don't show
up in usrmgr since 3.0.20somethings ldap-routines now finally test if
the attribute is there.
Guenther
that's my copyright...that's just how we have to do things at big blue.
Adds subcommand to vampire to allow data to be put into an ldif file instead
of actually writing to the passdb. See "net rpc help vampire" for usage
info. This should be added to docs as well.
Does automated migration from account_policy.tdb v1 and v2 and offers a
pdbedit-Migration interface. Jerry, please feel free to revert that if
you have other plans.
Guenther
from Lars Mueller <lmuelle@suse.de>), just for completeness.
Note that though we have logon_count implemented in all pdb-backends but
never (for good reason!) update the counter.
Guenther
to, despite any smb.conf settings.
Work to allow the same for 'net rpc vampire', but instead give a clear
error message on what is incorrect.
Andrew Bartlett
in lib/smbpasswd.c that were exact duplicates of functions in passdb/passdb.c
(These should perhaps be pulled back out to smbpasswd.c, but that can occour
later).
Andrew Bartlett
his book.
This prompted me to look at the code that reads the unix group list. This
code did a lot of name -> uid -> name -> sid translations, which caused
problems. Instead, we now do just name->sid
I also cleaned up some interfaces, and client tools.
Andrew Bartlett
we can override the value in smb.conf with the -w option.
Migrating accounts from another domain can now be done like:
# bin/net join bdc -w nt4dom -Uadministrator%password
# bin/net rpc vampire -w nt4dom -U administrator%password
I was storing the mid of the oplock break - I should have been
storing the mid from the open. There are thus 2 types of deferred
packet sequence returns - ones that increment the sequence number
(returns from oplock causing opens) and ones that don't (change notify
returns etc). Running with signing forced on does lead to some
interesting tests :-).
Jeremy.
displaying pid_t, uid_t and gid_t values. This removes a whole lot of warnings
on some of the 64-bit build farm machines as well as help us out when 64-bit
uid/gid/pid values come along.
and migrate an NT4 domain and still logon from domain members
(tested logon scripts, system policies, profiles, & home directories)
(passdb backend = tdbsam)
removed call to idmap_init_wellknown_sids() from winbindd.c
since the local domain should be handled by the guest passdb backend
(and you don't really always want the Administrator account to be root)
...and we didn't pay attention to this anyways now.
* move rid allocation into IDMAP. See comments in _api_samr_create_user()
* add winbind delete user/group functions
I'm checking this in to sync up with everyone. But I'm going to split
the add a separate winbindd_allocate_rid() function for systems
that have an 'add user script' but need idmap to give them a RID.
Life would be so much simplier without 'enable rid algorithm'.
The current RID allocation is horrible due to this one fact.
Tested idmap_tdb but not idmap_ldap yet. Will do that tomorrow.
Nothing has changed in the way a samba domain is represented, stored,
or search in the directory so things should be ok with previous installations.
going to bed now.
down failures.
Add a 'auto-add on modify' feature to guestsam
Fix some segfault bugs on no-op idmap modifications, and on new idmappings that
do not have a DN to tack onto.
Make the 'private data' a bit more robust.
Andrew Bartlett
- Try better to add the appropriate mapping between UID and SIDs, based
on Get_Pwnam()
- Look for previous users (lookup by SID) and correctly modify the existing
entry in that case
- Map the root user to the Admin SID as a 'well known user'
- Save the LDAPMessage result on the SAM_ACCOUNT for use in the next 'update'
call on that user. This means that VL's very nice work on atomic LDAP
updates now really gets used properly!
- This also means that we know the right DN to update, without the extra
round-trips to the server.
Andrew Bartlett
The code was nice, but put in the wrong place (group mapping) and not
supported by most of the code, thus useless.
We will put back most of the code when our infrastructure will be changed
so that privileges actually really make sense to be set.
This is a first patch of a set to enhance all our mapping code cleaness and
stability towards a sane next beta for 3.0 code base
Simo.
the idmap and the SAM.
The basic idea is this: Lookup the user with GetPwnam(), and if they
exist then use that uid. This is what people expect. If the user does
not exist, try and run the right script.
This is also what people expect from previous Samba 3.0 behaviour, where
the Get_Pwnam() was at runtime.
If the idmap entry for this SID isn't valid, or isn't the right value,
modify the idmap to account for this mapping.
Also, the same logic is applied to the primary gid - if it has changed,
update the user's primary unix group.
This patch allows users to be added without a mapping - this is fine for
machine accounts, for example. I've given it a quick test against my
Win2k DC, and I *think* it's sane.
Andrew Bartlett
important once we start doing schannel, as there would be a lot more
roundtrips for the second PIPE open and bind. With this patch logging
in to a member server is a matter of two (three if you count the
ack...) packets between us and the DC.
Volker
This allows us to join as a BDC, without appearing on the network as one
until we have the database replicated, and the admin changes the configuration.
This also change the SID retreval order from secrets.tdb, so we no longer
require a 'net rpc getsid' - the sid fetch during the domain join is sufficient.
Also minor fixes to 'net'.
Andrew Bartlett
