From: David Sexton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 12:16:00 -0500
Subject: [Samba] Logon Scripts for Mandrake 9.0
I was wondering if some one could help me make some basic
login scripts and tell me where to place them. I know
nothing about them. I am
Hi Everyone,
Just prior to christmas I asked a question relating to the interaction
of SAMBA with UNIX permissions. The answer I got back was to set the
sticky bit on the folder in question. I did this and sure enough SAMBA
then followed the behaviour I expected.
Can any one explain to me why?
Hello,
it appears that interdomain trusts don't work in 3.0alpha, because when
I am trying to create a trust to my Samba domain on a W2K domain
TRUSTDOMAIN PDC, Samba tries to getpwnam() of
TRUSTDOMAIN\Administrator, and if it doesn't exist, samba says that
domain TRUSTDOMAIN not found, so
Hi,
I'm lucky enough to have samba working fine on SuSE 8.0, sharing a
printer with several windows computers.
Earlier today I even had my new wireless card working on a Win95 laptop
and it could see the whole network, and I wirelessly printed from my
living room. COOL.
Unfortunately, I
On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 10:44:35PM +1100, David Beards wrote:
Without the sticky bit set on a folder that has rwx set for ogw a file
can be deleted from within this folder (using Windows Explorer)
regardless of whether you are the owner or part of the group that this
file belongs to. (as long
I don't understand your print shares. That doesn't mean they are
incorrect, it just means I don't use this method for configuring my
smb.conf.
Here is the easiest way I know.
If you can print fine from the linux box, that means that the linux box can
handle postscript files, since postscript is
I suspect you either removed TCP/IP or made NETBEUI your default protocol.
I believe you can designate Win95's default network protocol via the network
icon in the control panel. Sorry, I can't tell you exactly where, I have no
machines running 95. Try the various advanced buttons/tabs in the
One interesting trick. To see which commands smbd supports for printing,
run:
strings `which smbd` | grep command
You will see commands to pause the entire queue, which I have left out of my
share. If you wanted to fine tune a queue, you could define all these
commands to do just what you like.
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On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, Mike McMullen wrote:
Hi all,
I searched the archives for a solution to this issue
but didn't find any thing.
I have an office with a mix of PCs running ME and XP
that use Samba 2.2.7 under RH Linux 7.3 as an archive
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 19:31:46 +0100
Thomas Nilsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I'll sit down and write a complete howto on getting all of
this working together. Most existing howto's seems to only include
bits of the puzzle.
That'd be ++great! :))
If you really do, could you post the link
OK, I lied a bit about not being able to add users. I can do that just
fine, if I remember to set the UID above 1000. I still cannot add a computer
or log in as root with a client machine. I can change password just fine
from WIN2000/XP for all users, including root. I get the error message The
Just free associating here.
The parameter dos filetimes may relate to your situation.
If samba does not have an easy way of doing this, you might get
creative. You might use force create mode to change the permissions
of the file when it is transferred (created?) to the samba share. For
Hans,
What happens when you run:
smbpasswd root
What is the output of:
strings smbd | grep /smbpasswd
assuming you are in the directory that contains your smbd binary.
What are the permissions on your smbpasswd file?
Have you verified that you do not have mulitple instances of
I didn't say this, but the find command would be the way to locate
files with certain ownership or time characteristics. For example,
if you changed the permissions to octal 000 on each file as it came in
from the PC, the following command would find then for you:
cd samba_directory
for i in
Here is what man smb.conf has to say:
dos filetimes (S)
Under DOS and Windows, if a user can write to a
file they can change the timestamp on it. Under
POSIX semantics, only the owner of the file or root
may change the timestamp. By
Hi Joel,
I had already set dos filetimes=yes. I still see
the same behavior. As a test I tried copying a
file from one pc to another pc. The file creation
timestamp on the copy retains the original file
creation time.
Seems like a strange behavior to me.
Mike
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From:
On Friday 17 January 2003 12:53 pm, D. Aaron McCaleb wrote:
Either way, the procedure I stated was wrong should have been qualified.
Ian's procedure differed from the one recommended in some of the Samba texts
(most of which -are- sadly out of date) that I had read.
I was only speaking from
Hi John.
Thanks for the response. smbpasswd root lets me change the root password,
I've verified that by looking at the smbpasswd file afterwards, the time
stamp has chaged and the password hash is different. I'll have to give you
the output of string later, I'm not at work at the moment and I
If you're curious, the sticky bit used to have another meaning (which is
where the name came from). I'm not clear on the details, but it had
something to do with keeping an executable's code segment in memory even
if there wasn't an instance running. I'm not sure if any current variety
of
Parameters are:
Samba 2.2.7a PDC setup with LDAP includeing posix authentication for Linux.
OK, the tutorial I've based my setup on is the Mandrake tutorial found
at http://www.mandrakesecure.net/en/docs/ldap-auth.php
Works great for autenticateing Linux from LDAP but it is really sparse
on the
Thanks Michael,
After receiving this it prompted me to try something different, this
time on the UNIX level. For some reason I was under the belief that
regardless of the directory permissions the file permissions stood. i.e.
if I had a file with permission 644 and I was not the owner then I
I meditated long and hard on how to do this separation on 2.2.7a, even
going so far as to code most of the patch, but ran into the stone wall
that the search for the computer account is ALWAYS done as a search for
a user account (just with a different name - meaning the trailing $),
so I'd have to
Am Sam, 2003-01-18 um 23.56 schrieb Jim:
So anyway I have some theories I would like verified.
I've found that I can add a posix based machine name and that works fine
BUT it only works in ou=People. The system cannot find a machine
account in ou=Computers.
Is ou=Computers below ou=People?
I've been having a problem with net crashing in SAMBA_3_0 and OpenLDAP
2.0.27:
assertion entry != NULL failed: file getvalues.c, line 93, function
ldap_get_values_len
Abort trap (core dumped)
I traced the problem to the ads_set_machine_sd routine in ldap.c. It
wasn't checking the return from
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Date: Sat Jan 18 08:14:39 2003
Author: jht
Update of /home/cvs/samba/docs/textdocs
In directory dp.samba.org:/tmp/cvs-serv15499
Added Files:
CreatingGroupProfiles-Win9X.txt
Log Message:
Merge from 3.0.0 tree.
Revisions:
CreatingGroupProfiles-Win9X.txt 1.1 = 1.2
Date: Sat Jan 18 20:41:19 2003
Author: jmcd
Update of /home/cvs/samba/source/rpc_server
In directory dp.samba.org:/tmp/cvs-serv2035
Modified Files:
srv_pipe.c
Log Message:
Fix some debug levels (were set to 0 with RPC module patch), and
change one fprintf(stderr,...) to DEBUG.
Date: Sun Jan 19 03:51:32 2003
Author: jerry
Update of /data/cvs/samba/examples/LDAP
In directory dp.samba.org:/tmp/cvs-serv32728
Removed Files:
export_smbpasswd.pl import_smbpasswd.pl
Log Message:
only supporting the Net::LDAP module now
Revisions:
export_smbpasswd.pl
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