Updated the `no_log` option in the `samba_provision` task to always display passwords, making it easier to debug and understand the provisioning process.
Updated verify.yml to include an optional command to display the cached Kerberos ticket, utilizing the 'klist' command and registering its output. This change enhances the flexibility of the verification process.
Updated the default values for authentication domain, admin password and IP settings in the main.yml file to ensure consistency with the latest Ansible host configuration.
Updated the Ansible role to support Debian-based systems (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.) and added new features such as static /etc/resolv.conf, per-host backup of Samba config files, and Molecule tests for both present and absent states.
Updated the `samba_domain_info` section to use the new authentication domain and netbios domain. Also updated the `tasks/provision.yml` file to reflect these changes, including the correct realm, domain, server role, and interfaces for the Samba domain.
Added a check to ensure the domain is not already provisioned before running the samba-tool domain provision command. This prevents duplicate provisions and ensures consistency in the domain setup.
Added Samba domain information and package installation to the defaults/main.yml template, allowing for easier setup of a Samba Active Directory Domain Controller. This change enables the use of Samba as an alternative to OpenLDAP for authentication purposes.
This commit adds a new feature to the playbook that configures DNS settings for a Samba AD DC. It includes changes to the `defaults/main.yml` file, `tasks/install.yml`, `tasks/preparing.yml`, `tasks/verify.yml`, and `templates/resolv.conf.j2` files.
Added a new line to the `resolv.conf.j2` template to specify the Ansible-managed DNS server (`{{ addc_ansible_host }}`). This ensures that the system uses both the local host and the managed DNS server for DNS resolution.
This commit adds a new configuration file `main.yml` to the `meta` directory, which sets up an Active Directory Domain Controller (AD DC) using Samba. The file includes details such as author information, description, and dependencies.
