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smbpasswd-web

What is it?

smbpasswd-web is a simple web interface to smbpasswd.

The only purpose is to allow a user to change its samba password using a webbrowser, no user adding, no machine account, nothing, plain simple changing a password. By default, we use smbpasswd, but has been added support to use samba-tool instead smbpasswd, initial PR by @svenseeberg.

Sneak peek

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How it works?

When a user needs to change his password, sysadmin will create a token, the token will generate a URL that the user will access to change its password. Done.

Password Strength

We use zxcvbn as password strength meter.

Securing

You MUST use this app over a SSL connection, otherwise, your user's password can be sniffed. You can run the embedded webserver using SSL, you just need to provide the certificate file(--ssl-cert CERT_FILE) and private key(--ssl-key KEY_FILE) with the flag --ssl.

Usage

$ ./app.py --help
usage: app.py [-h] {server,gen-token} ...

Web interface to change samba user's password

positional arguments:
  {server,gen-token}  Commands available
    server            Start then webserver
    gen-token         Generate a token to a username

optional arguments:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit

Note: smbpasswd must be in $PATH, same for sudo if in use.

Note 2: Currently, the generated URL is sort of invalid, you must adapt the output to send to your user. Soon will fix this using a configuration file.. Fixed, you can provide --fqdn to gen-token command.

Server Mode

$ ./app.py server --help
usage: app.py server [-h] [-a ADDRESS] [-p PORT] [-v] [--sudo] [--samba-tool]
                     [--ssl] [--ssl-cert SSL_CERT] [--ssl-key SSL_KEY]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a ADDRESS, --address ADDRESS
                        Address to bind (default: localhost)
  -p PORT, --port PORT  Port number to bind. (default: If SSL, 8443, otherwise 8080)
  -v, --verbose         Log HTTP requests
  --sudo                Use sudo to call smbpasswd/samba-tool
  --samba-tool          Use samba-tool instead smbpasswd
  --ssl                 Start webserver using SSL
  --ssl-cert SSL_CERT   SSL certificate to use (default: res/fullchain.pem)
  --ssl-key SSL_KEY     SSL certificate private key (default: res/privkey.pem)

Token generation Mode

$ ./app.py gen-token --help
usage: app.py gen-token [-h] [--ssl] [--fqdn FQDN] USERNAME

positional arguments:
  USERNAME     Username

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --ssl        Use https protocol on the generated URL
  --fqdn FQDN  Use this FQDN instead the default one

Examples

First, clone the repo:

git clone git@github.com:0x3333/smbpasswd-web
cd smbpasswd-web

Create a user token:

./app.py gen-token USERNAME
Token generated:

http://yourhostname.local/?8b6ef13b556f189afa302ba74ead80f29a30448a2a50df03918f4c790955f2c8

Send this URL to your user(See note 2 in Usage).

  • Start the web server in SSL mode(Cert and Key in default location):
./app.py server --ssl

By default smbpasswd-web will bind to localhost:8443 when in SSL mode or localhost:8080 otherwise. Using a nginx(or alike) as a proxy is good advice. Also you can expose it in port 80 or 443 so the URL gets cleaner.

Running as systemd service

To run this server as a simple systemd service, copy the smbpasswd-web.service file to /etc/systemd/system/ and modify the paths according to your needs. Then execute

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start smbpasswd-web.service
systemctl enable smbpasswd-web.service

TODO

Migrated to issues. PRs are welcome! :)

License

smbpasswd-web is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE.

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Web Interface for smbpasswd. Change samba users' password using a web interface, plain, simple.

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