[Likewise-open-discuss] Authentication with VMWare Server

[AJ Kertis]

Sorry about that didn't realize I was replying directly to you.

I can login fine and authenticate and it is a 64 bit application. If I add
like DOMAIN\\user to authorization.xml I can login. I can't access the
domain users and groups though because if I do getent passwd it only shows
the local users.

Thanks,

AJ

On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 2:18 PM, Gerald (Jerry) Carter <jerry at samba.org>
wrote:

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> AJ,
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> Let's keep the discussion on-list, ok?
>
> > I messed around with vmware-authd and now the web interface
> > authenticates but I don't have access. Is there a way other than sudo to
> > give someone access through likewise open. For instance my account in
> > the domain is a domain admin but I don't have those kind of rights on
> > the linux system. Is there a way for that to translate so i'm
> > essentially an admin on the linux system? The AD user accounts don't
> > show up in /etc/passwd and vmware webaccess to add users it looks in the
> > /etc/passwd for a user. Any help would be great.
>
> You never actually confirmed for me that the vmware-server 2.0
> beta app is not a real 64 bit app.  Would you please
> send me the output of:
>
>  $ file `which vmware`
>
> Thanks.
>
> I'll have to setup the vmware-serve beta.  I know things work fine
> with the 1.0 vmware -server stable release.  Will have to spend
> time and see what the beta does.
>
>
> Please file a bug at http://lobugs.likewisesoftware.com/ and I'll
> follow up
>
>
>
> cheers, jerry
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