Petteri Heinonen wrote:
Thanks Steve, but didn't help. I have tried several combinations of
NOTFOUND and SUCCESS etc here. Also, this is what man page of
nsswitch.conf says:
success
No error occurred and the wanted entry is returned. The
default
action for
jamrock wrote:
Is this normal?
It's a self-signed certificate as the samba project likely does not want
to pay several hundred USD per year for an official certificate.
So yes, this is normal.
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Karolin Seeger wrote:
Hi Richard,
Please report everything concerning the SerNet packages directly to
sa...@sernet.de. But I think in this case, the samba.org packages are
affected as well. Currently, I couldn't reproduce that on a RHEL 5.2
server. I have to setup a CentOS box to track that
Petteri Larjos wrote:
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Hi,
I have two interfaces (eth1 and eth1:1) on my computer. I would like
to change password on remote server with swat but it fails because
swat is using interface eth1:1 to connect remote host and remote host
does not
Hi,
I was just wondering whether this possible bug with the Sernet Samba3
RPMs for CentOS 5 is known, since it has not yet been fixed.
When uninstalling the Sernet RPMs for Samba3 (in this case Samba 3.2.x)
the %postun scriptlet fails every time with:
# rpm -e samba3-3.2.0-36
Natanahel wrote:
My question is:
Can I use Samba with authentication in LDAP using POSTGRESQL like a
Database of LDAP???
Actually this question is totally unrelated to Samba since Samba does
not care what backend your LDAP server uses.
Therefore, find an LDAP server that support Postgres
Jimmy PIERRE wrote:
Greetings,
Kindly give me some advice on what tools that you use to extract a
LDAP export from SAMBA into a CSV or better?
Cheers,
Jimmy
I assume you are using OpenLDAP, so why not use the tools that come with
it: slapcat to dump databases, slapadd to restore a
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
I haven't really done a lot with file sharing in Samba and seem
to be missing something here. I have a folder, /Share that has
[r...@host ~]# getfacl /Share /
getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
# file: Share
# owner: root
# group:
Why don't you just *create* a dedicated samba DN in LDAP which Samba
can use? This is a much more secure setup than granting read or even
write access to passwords to unauthenticated external connections.
The official smbldap-tools HOWTO even suggests how to do this:
1) Create an LDAP entry
On 9/5/08, JB Hewitt - Blade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to find a command with net to show what users belong into
groups. I don't use winbind so it's a bit tricky to find out.
You can do this with
net rpc group members group_name
even without winbind.
I would carefully inspect the
Actually, I doubt this is a Windows issue. As Antoine pointed out, the
number of folders displayed changed after a Samba update, why would
this effect Windows Explorer limits?
Anyway, I just tested this on both Gentoo/Samba 3.0.32 and CentOS
5/Samba 3.2.3 with 1100 subfolders and WinXP 32bit /
Hi,
is there a way to anonymously connect a Windows client to a Samba PDC? I
have some random clients which I currently don't want to add to the domain,
but would still like them to have access to one share.
For example, I have:
[skener]
path = /var/spool/scanner/scans
browseable
Hi,
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:37 PM, dfirth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had thought that user security needed to match the users actual user name
and password in windows. So I was surprised by this behaviour.
This is not correct. security = user only means that users
authenticate themselves by
Thanks a lot, once again.
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 5:15 PM, John H Terpstra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your smb.conf [global] section add:
map to guest = bad user
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Hello group,
I have 2 Samba PCDs w/ LDAP + winbind called FILESERVER and FUNDUS-SRV for
the domains PROFICON and FUNDUS, respectively.
In PROFICON I created a trust account for FUNDUS using
net rpc trustdom add FUNDUS passwd -U proficon\\administrator
which creates the LDAP entry:
dn:
On 6/9/08, Sven Buchstaller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
I have 2 samba domain on 2 physical Servers but the User Administration is
over 1 LDAP Server. At the moment i become some errors on my first PDC box:
I have the same setup, using 2 PDCs and one OpenLDAP server.
However, for
Coming to think of it, I actually answered something that's not really
related to you question, so please just ignore my post.
On 6/11/08, Richard Foltyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/6/08, Collen Blijenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So correct me if i'm wrong,
in order to use the ldap backend
On 5/30/08, Lars Poulsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately, the group-write permission
will not propagate that way, so a cron job runs twice a day to set
group-write on all directories with the tree of each share.
BTW, you don't need a cron job to do that since samba can manage this
for
I did just that and it seems to work. WINS has no understanding of the
domain security context, as I see it, and simply maps netbios names
(including service descriptors) to IP addresses.
So having two PDCs in WINS will result in something like
DOMAIN11c
DOMAIN21c
and there is no conflict.
Hi group,
after having read the browsing chapters in both the Samba HOWTO and in
Using Samba, I'm still not sure about browsing and two Samba PDCs on
the same subnet.
If both PDCs are DMBs and LMBs for their respective domains, will I
have a browsing conflict?
The docs say there should be only
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