Hello,
I've got my server working nicely (Dell Tower Server) with my OpenLDAP server (Raspberry Pi) from an authentication perspective...
- SSSD lets me login to the server using my OpenLDAP credentials. I have even setup LDAP stored ssh keys which works brilliantly.
- Because of the above I can also log into OMV using my LDAP accounts (but I have no idea why I would ever need to do this given that OMV follows a one-admin-user-architecture).
- OpenVPN-AS in docker lets me log in locally to my network and authenticates via the same LDAP server
- The web pages are protected using nginx auth (using organizr with LDAP authentication enabled).
So all that I'm left with is the NAS part lol... so getting samba to share my shared drives to my mac (and my wife's laptop).
Ideally, I'd like to use the ldap accounts to authenticate, but the internet seems to imply that the samba has the accounts separately, with a new attribute in LDAP for the samba password.
Is this really the way it works? Or can I setup samba to use sssd? Or at least get it to use the local cached copies of the ldap accounts so that I can log in with the same user/pass combination?
Thanks.
P.s. I'm happy to share how I got any of the above working bits to work should anyone be interested.