Hi, We are running Samba on a Debian "etch" machine (x86), four processors (Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.00GHz) and 4GB of RAM memory. We use LDAP as a backend to manage about 200 users and computers. The version of involved softwares: * libldap2 2.1.30-13+b1 * samba 3.0.23d-2+b1 * slapd 2.3.29-1 Using the policies for password seems to work fine. One of the test scenarios that we built is the need to allow a specific user to change his password before the default policy time, we define 7 days (604800) in sambaMinPwdAge on the sambaDomainName object. Using my user (felipe), if I change the password in a Win2kPro it works just fine, and checking with pdbedit it shows that I can only change the password in 7 days, if I try to change the password I get an information window telling me that the account is not allowed to change the password right now. Accessing the LDAP object of my account and changing the sambaPwdCanChange to use the same value of sambaPwdLastSet (or even using sambaPwdLastSet+1 or sambaPwdLastSet+60), it still do not allow my user to change the password again. And I think it looks like a "bug". :-) Thanks in advance. -- Felipe (faw)
Sorry, I forgot to add the libldap library information: * libldap-2.3-0 2.3.29-1 Kind regards, -- Felipe (faw)