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# If your workgroup is called DOMAIN, type ''mkdir /home/DOMAIN'' in the terminal.
# If your workgroup is called DOMAIN, type ''mkdir /home/DOMAIN'' in the terminal.
'''Section C'''
'''Section C - Prep the SME Server'''
Log in as root on the SME Server and type ...
#Log in as root on the SME Server and type ''signal-event machine-account-create host$'' and ''smbpasswd -a -m ''host''$'' where ''host'' is the hostname of your Fedora 7 workstation, minus the ''example.com'' - i.e. it should be a single word with no fullstops.
'''Section D - Joining the Domain'''
'''Section D'''
Back on the Fedora 7 Workstation:
Back on the Fedora 7 Workstation:
In the terminal type ''net rpc join -D DOMAIN -U admin'' where ''DOMAIN'' is your workgroup in capitals.
# In the terminal type ''net rpc join -D DOMAIN -U admin'' where ''DOMAIN'' is your workgroup in capitals.
# Give the SME Server admin password when requested.
Give the SME Server admin password when requested.
# You will see a message to the effect that you have joined the domain.
You will see a message to the effect that you have joined the domain.
'''Section E - Setting up Fedora to Authenticate'''
If you installed KDE, you should probably modify the kdm entry the same way, but I did not try this.
# In the terminal type ''gedit /etc/pam.d/system-auth'' and at the '''bottom''' add this line ...
# ''session required pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0077''
# add an extra blank line after that for luck. Save it and exit from gedit.
# In the terminal type ''gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf''
# and change ''winbind use default domain'' from false to true. Save it and exit from gedit.
# In the terminal type ''/etc/init.d/smb restart'' and ''/etc/init.d/winbind restart''
# Then type ''yum install xdm''
# Then type ''gedit /etc/pam.d/login''
# A. add an extra line under %PAM-1.0
# B. Type ''auth required pam_mount.so'' so that it lines up with the other entries.
# C. Then on the last line (add a line if necessary) type ''session optional pam_mount.so'' so that it lines up.
# D. Then add an extra line just for luck
# E. Save and exit from gedit.
# Then repeat A - E for ''/etc/pam.d/gdm'' and ''/etc/pam.d/xdm''
# If you installed KDE, you should probably modify the kdm entry the same way, but I did not try this.
'''Section F'''
'''Section F - Setting Up Automount'''
In the terminal type ''gedit /etc/security/pam_mount.conf''
In the terminal type ''gedit /etc/security/pam_mount.conf''
