Hello all,
We configured a ClearOS system for your teachers/students with a LDAP server and windows samba domain.
Each user has a personnal folder.
The problem I've is that wen I'm trying to access my personnal folder \\my_clearOS_server\my_personnal_folder, a windows on my computer comes to request a username/password. Till there, no problem. So I give my username/password and then, samba request that I change my password before accessing (cf pic)
Is there a way to avoid samba requesting for that change ?
thanks to all for your help
We configured a ClearOS system for your teachers/students with a LDAP server and windows samba domain.
Each user has a personnal folder.
The problem I've is that wen I'm trying to access my personnal folder \\my_clearOS_server\my_personnal_folder, a windows on my computer comes to request a username/password. Till there, no problem. So I give my username/password and then, samba request that I change my password before accessing (cf pic)
Is there a way to avoid samba requesting for that change ?
thanks to all for your help
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I have never been asked for a change of password. I have had lots of problems getting my password accepted as I use the same local user as I do Samba user, but the local user has no password. I now use credentials in the Credential Manager to log in to my shares.
Is this the same system as the one where user-defined groups don't work? And are there any special characters in the password? -
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Dear Nick,
Thanks for the enquiry.
This is not the the same system as the one with the pre-defined groups which are not working.
I think this is a general problem because we tried with different accounts on different systems (MAC OS and Windows) . We can connect to the ClearoOS Webconsole without any problem.
I will try to see if that system has the same pre-defined group problems ...
Thanks for your help -
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