Mod_auth_pam / windbind

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Hello,

Has anyone experience of using the "mod_auth_pam" (with "pam_winbind") in
apache 2.0.48 to authorize a web directory to some NT Domain users ...
members of a domain group.

I I use the following sequence in my "httpd.conf"

	<Directory /www/MySite.aaaa.com/dir/confidential>
		AllowOverride AuthConfig
		AuthPAM_Enabled on
		AuthType Basic
		AuthName "RC"
		require		user	"MyDomain/MyUserid"
	</Directory>

It works fine ... 

BUT when I try

	<Directory /www/MySite.aaaa.com/dir/confidential>
		AllowOverride AuthConfig
		AuthPAM_Enabled on
		AuthType Basic
		AuthName "RC"
		require		group	"MyDomain/MyGroup"
	</Directory>

It doesn't work and ... "configuration error:  couldn't check access.  No
groups file?: /dir/confidential/myfile.html" is the error message I find in
the apache error log.


Any help would be appreciated.

Note : The couple Samba-Winbind works fine ...

Thanks a lot in advance.

Christian PIGNOL
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