tqfile.h kapplication.h config.h default true This option allows you to select where the user/group data stored. Currently three storage backends are supported. <BR><B>Files</B> stores user/group data in traditional /etc/passwd and /etc/group flat files. <BR><B>LDAP</B> stores data in a directory server using the posixAccount and posixGroup object classes; this backend allows the management of Samba users/groups via the sambaSamAccount object class.<BR><B>System</B> provides a read-only access to all users and groups which your installation knows about. Files This option allows you to select the shell which will be the default for new users. This option specifies the UNIX home path template for new users. The '%U' macro will replaced with the actual user name. QFile::decodeName(KU_HOMETEMPLATE) This options specifies the first user ID where searching for an available UID starts. KU_FIRSTUID This options specifies the first group ID where searching for an available GID starts. KU_FIRSTGID If this option is checked then a home directory will created for the new user. true If this option is checked then the contents of the skeleton folder will copied to the new user's home directory true If this option is enabled, new user creation will create a private group named as the user, and the primary group of the user will assigned to this private group. KU_USERPRIVATEGROUP This is the default primary group which will be assigned to a newly created user. 100 0 -1 -1 -1 This setting is for specifying a date when user accounts will expire. QDateTime(QDate(1970,1,1)) Check this if you want to user accounts never expire. true This specifies the users database file (usually /etc/passwd). /etc/passwd This specifies the groups database file (usually /etc/group). /etc/group Check this if you want the passwords in the shadow file MD5 hashed. Leave this unchecked if DES encryption should be used. Specifies the shadow password file (usually /etc/shadow). Leave this empty if your system does not use a shadow password file. /etc/shadow Specifies the shadow group file (usually /etc/gshadow). Leave this empty if your system does not use a shadow group file. /etc/gshadow 389 3 0 0 false true false false true false LOGIN This specifies where to store users' entries relative to the LDAP base DN. ou=People This specifies the filter used for user entries. This specifies where to store groups' entries relative to the LDAP base DN. ou=Group This specifies the filter used for group entries. This specifies what prefix will used for user entries. uid Check this if the user's full name should be stored in the cn (Canonical Name) attribute. true Check this if the gecos attribute should be updated. false Check this if the shadowAccount object should be used in the users' entries. It allows to enforce password change/expiration policies. true This option allows to specify the structural objectclass used with users' entries. If you want to use these entries not just for authentication, but for an addressbook, too, then choose inetOrgPerson. account This specifies what prefix will used for group entries. cn This specifies the password hashing method. The most secure is SSHA. SSHA Check this if you want to use the user/group entries in a Samba domain. KUser will create sambaSamAccount objectclass for each entry which is usable with the ldapsam passdb backend with Samba version greater than 3.0. This specifies the samba domain name. This specifies the domain Security IDentifier. It is unique in a single domain. You can query the value of the domain SID with 'net getlocalsid domain_name'. This value is an offset for the algorithmic mapping from uids and gids to rids. The default (and minimum) value is 1000, it must be even, and the LDAP database and smb.conf must store the same values. 1000 This specifies a name of a login script (in the `Netlogon` share) which will be executed as the user logs in to a Windows machine. Specifies a drive letter where the user's home directory will automatically mapped when he/she logs into a Windows machine. This specifies the location of the roaming profile of the user. The '%U' macro will be replaced with the actual user name. This specifies the location of the home directory of the user. This field is meaningful only for Windows machines. The '%U' macro will be replaced with the actual user name. Store the LanManager hashed password in the sambaLMPassword attribute. Check this if you have older clients (Win9x series and before) on your network. false