digitalexpl0it
July 9th, 2009, 04:39 PM
I have setup 3 Ubuntu Server 9.04 Linux boxes here at work. One is running Openfire Jabber Server, ones is running Subversion (SVN), and the last one is running a web server.
All Servers have Likewise-open5 installed and are joined to my windows 2003 server AD. Everything was working great, I can login to ssh, openfire, use apache/PHP ldap etc...
I recently changed my password on my main windows xp pro workstation since I have a policy to change the password every 30 days. The problem is once I changed my password I could not log into any of the Linux servers using my domain account. (Note I have setup Domain Admins group in the sudoers file, %DOMAIN\\Domain^Admins ALL=(ALL) ALL)
I have been trying to find a way to make likewise re-cache the credentials. I did find a command to flush and delete the cache (kdestroy) This allowed me to be able to log into the Linux server with my domain account.
The thing is, I cannot log into SVN with my domain account now nor OpenFire.
Any ideas?
All Servers have Likewise-open5 installed and are joined to my windows 2003 server AD. Everything was working great, I can login to ssh, openfire, use apache/PHP ldap etc...
I recently changed my password on my main windows xp pro workstation since I have a policy to change the password every 30 days. The problem is once I changed my password I could not log into any of the Linux servers using my domain account. (Note I have setup Domain Admins group in the sudoers file, %DOMAIN\\Domain^Admins ALL=(ALL) ALL)
I have been trying to find a way to make likewise re-cache the credentials. I did find a command to flush and delete the cache (kdestroy) This allowed me to be able to log into the Linux server with my domain account.
The thing is, I cannot log into SVN with my domain account now nor OpenFire.
Any ideas?