Hi,
I've got Samba 3.5.6 (SerNet .deb packages) running as a standalone
file server on Debian Lenny. User information is stored in LDAP via
ldapsam:editposix. I had to change both the host name and the workgroup
name as I had to move the host to a new internal subnet.
I noticed that a new
Hi,
I've got Samba 3.5.6 (SerNet packages) running on Debian Lenny. User
information is stored in LDAP via ldapsam:editposix. I changed both the host
name and the workgroup name as I had to move the host to a new internal subnet.
I noticed that a new sambaDomainName entry was created
Hi Linda,
thanks a lot for sharing your params; IMHO it's very useful to them in
combination (Win registry, Samba config, Linux sysctls).
Would you mind telling us a bit about your client and server HW,
the Samba server OS and version you use so that your test results
obtained with dd appear in
Hi Linda,
On Sun, 20 Jun 2010, Linda W wrote:
[...]
Make sure your tcp stack is tuned on your linux server. My distro had set my
max TCP window size and
memory usage set way lower than needed for good Gigabit performance.
Could you please share your parameters (sysctl values, etc.) for
Hi,
I admit that this is OT, at least slightly.
While I've successfully used the ldapsam:editposix module in
conjunction with the net sam and net rpc toolchain, which provides
me with both the POSIX and the Samba account info for each account
stored centrally in an LDAP DIT, I would like to have
Hi,
I'm using Samba 3.2.5 on Debian Lenny in conjunction with MIT
Kerberos. LDAP user accounts have already been added prior to the
Samba installation using the ldapscripts package (also included in
Debian).
I understand that I have to run smbpasswd -a as root on the Samba
server for each user
Hi to everybody,
I managed to setup ldapsam:editposix for Debian Lenny
as described here:
http://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Ldapsam_Editposix
and had the impression that in order to add a Samba Unix client, it
would be best to continue here:
