I'm having trouble getting SSSD to work on my Linux Mint client after joining a Samba Active Directory using the `net ads join` command. Although I can run commands like "id username@AD" and log in with both lightdm and sddm using AD credentials, I want to configure my login to work without having to use the AD prefix. I believe setting `use_fully_qualified_names=false` in my /etc/sssd/sssd.conf may be the solution. However, when I create the sssd.conf file, it prevents any login attempts. I've included my relevant configuration files, as I'm unsure what might be causing the issue. Any help would be appreciated!
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From what I see, you're trying to use SSSD alongside Samba, which might be the root of your problem. You may want to adjust your smb.conf settings and consider removing SSSD altogether since it serves similar purposes to winbind. This way, you might find better compatibility and fewer issues with logins.
That makes sense! But if I want to stick with Samba, how do I set up the domainless login without using SSSD? What adjustments should I make to my smb.conf?