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KB-7926: Adbindproxy 5.3.0 with Samba version 4.5.X - adbindd service will not start.

3 December,16 at 12:29 AM

Problem:

Adbindd service will not start.

Cause:

Samba 4.5.x has a winbindd interface version of 28. Our currently adbindproxy (5.3.0) only supports version 27 and below. 

The logs will show: 
auth|security:debug adbindd[9109624]: DEBUG util.except cims::BadDataException Unsupported or invalid winbindd interface version: 28 (reference processor.cpp:501 rc: -1)
err|error adbindd[9109624]: ERROR samba.adbindd2 Task exit with cims error: Unsupported or invalid winbindd interface version: 28



Solution:
Fixed in the 5.4.0 release (Suite 2017) of Centrify adbindproxy.

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