I kept getting the following errors on my AD domain in the event viewer and accounts kept locking out:
Pre-authentication failed:
User Name:      user1
User ID:                DOMAIN\user1
Service Name:   krbtgt/DOMAIN.COM
Pre-Authentication Type:        0x0
Failure Code:   0x12
Client Address: 192.168.246.134

For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

In the Directory Service logs I see the following entry:
[snip]
Active Directory could not update the following object with changes
received from the domain controller at the following network address
because Active Directory was busy processing information.

Turns out this happens if you have samba/winbind/AD type infrastructure. If someone has some processes running (Even if they us sudo) and happen to change their password while the process is running on unix (and using kerberos authentication), the accounts lockout because the kerberos ticket granting ticket (krbtgt) is not current and any object access is considered to be a failed login attempt. This locks out the accounts if you have account lockout implemented in your AD domain security policy.

So the other day I was on a pen test and I got hold of the hashes. Since my laptop got fried I needed a new version of SMBProxy. There were a few issues that I had with the compilation though. I got a few errors in the file crypto.c.
Moreover, SMBProxy ues crypto library libdes written by Eric Young available here.
I give here a guide to compiling SMBProxy that worked for me.

First, compile and install libdes

1. Download libdes 4.01
2. tar zxvf libdes-4.01.tar.gz
3. cd libdes
4. make gcc
5. sudo make install

Now, you’ll find that the file libdes.a is now in /usr/local/lib.
Second, compile and install SMBProxy. Now here there were a couple of compilation errors that I had to deal with.
Here’s the diff output for crypto.c

trance@z0n3:~/Desktop$ diff smbproxy/crypto.c smbproxy-orig-src/crypto.c
40,41c40
< #include
< #define MD4_SIGNATURE_SIZE 16 --- >
46c45
<> static u_char Get7Bits(UCHAR *input, int startBit) {
58c57
<> static void MakeKey(UCHAR *key, UCHAR *des_key) {
74c73
<> void DesEncrypt(UCHAR *clear, UCHAR *key, UCHAR *cipher) {
85c84
<> void mkResponse(UCHAR **ntlmhash, UCHAR hash[MD4_SIGNATURE_SIZE], UCHAR* challenge) {
88c87
<> UCHAR ntlm_response[24];

Having done this there were still a few issues with the make comand.
The Makefile can be generated by running the following command:

trance@z0n3:~/Desktop/smbproxy-orig-src$ ./configure

Here’s the diff output of the Makefile:

trance@z0n3:~/Desktop$ diff smbproxy/Makefile smbproxy-orig-src/Makefile
10,11c10,11
< smbbf_include =" -Iinclude">
< libs ="">
—
> SMBBF_INCLUDE = -Iinclude
> LIBS = des
31c31
< $(LIBDES) $(LIBS)
—
> $(LIBDES)

The following libraries are required: openssl, openssl-dev, libdes for successfully compiling SMBProxy.

apt-get install openssl openssl-dev