[OpenAFS] SAMBA as a CIFS <-> AFS gateway
Geoff Silver
geoff@uslinux.net
Wed, 18 Apr 2001 10:20:41 -0400 (EDT)
> Perhaps the other way around -- store your filesystem on AFS, and
> serve it with Samba -- would work better. Then both systems could
> access it. A while back, I played around with getting Samba to act as
> a PDC, to do AFS authentications and file service to NT workstations,
> but I couldn't get around the plain-text password requirement of
> Samba.
As long as you're using Win95b or newer, set
encrypt passwords = yes
in smb.conf. Samba doesn't need to be a PDC. If you already have an NT
domain controller, you should also add
security = domain
and then make sure you've joined the domain by running
smbpasswd -j {NTDOMAIN} -r {PDC Netbios Name}
If you've build Samba with AFS support, it *should* work for you.
--
Geoff Silver <geoff at uslinux dot net>
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