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> And finally, I have to wonder, why not SAMBA,
> period? If I throw out all my prejudices for
> doing things the *nix way, I am left with: Why is
> SAMBA not a fine authentication system to use?=20
I guess I would only use SAMBA as a stop gap measure because, well,
Microsoft is going to try to remove SAMBA as best they can. So I don't
know what is going to happen in the future, but it isn't someplace that
I would want to plan at being for a long time...
Another solution that I friend of mine is starting to roll out in his
company (small company) is WebDAV. Linux has a WebDAV filesystem, and
then most of the Windows OSes will mount WebDAV. Plus that can use all
of your LDAP logins. I don't know how well that would scale, but it is
an interesting solution.
Have fun,
Ted
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