Currently I have a openSUSE server configured as a domain member of a Microsoft Windows 2003 domain. I have it set to "use SMB information for Linux authentication" enabled in the "Windows Domain Membership" YaST module, because I am running a Squid proxy and want the users to authenticate against Active Directory. I joined the domain, configured Squid for NTLM authentication and everything is working great. Windows Squid clients are authenticating using Single-Sign-On without having to enter a username and password, even with Firefox. However, whenever I log in remotely using SSH, the server always uses Administrator user from Active Directory rather than the local Linux user account 'administrator'. I only have a user 'administrator' and 'root' as users on the Linux server. It then tries to change to the directory /home/DOMAIN/administrator, which doesn't exist(nor do I want it to). This even poses a problem when logging in locally because GDM/GNOME won't log me in without a home directory! How do I configure PAM or whatever to check to use a local user credentials before it tries to use Active Directory? Would removing the "winbind use default domains = yes" from Samba fix the problem because then I would have to specify the domain before the user if I wanted to use the Active Directory Administrator? -- Anthony S. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org