Jan Veninga wrote:
Are you encountering any actual CIFS related
problems?
Yes, if I try to make a connection I get an error:
Sep 24 16:16:04 soltestjan smbd[442]: [ID 266262 daemon.error] EWI\veninga:
idmap failed
We don't expect "idmap show" to work with
NetBIOS-format domain names, and
smbd doesn't ever ask idmap to map a name. All smbd
requests are in terms
of SIDs and UIDs/GIDs. Why do you say that this is
the way that smbd tries
to call idmap?
/etc/resolv.conf
search EWI ewi.utwente.nl
nameserver 130.89.10.49
nameserver 130.89.10.11
nameserver 130.89.10.5
I added the "EWI" domain because the "cifs-chkcfg"
tool said so.
That's odd. The name there, and the name that
cifs-chkcfg recommends,
should be full DNS-style domain names. What does
# svccfg -s smb/server listprop smbd/domain_name
r...@soltestjan:~# svccfg -s smb/server listprop smbd/domain_name
smbd/domain_name astring EWI
I tried to set this to ewi.utwente.nl, but also that did not work.
If by this you mean using svccfg directly to change the property value,
you should strongly refrain from that unless explicitly advised.
Doing so, could result in unpredictable behavior and could mislead our
troubleshooting efforts because we assume all the service properties are
set by the service or using a designated CLI.
Afshin
change default_domain=any-value
I added that because I found that in my search for a solution.
This is a bit troublesome. What does
# svccfg -s idmap listprop config/default_domain
r...@soltestjan:~# svccfg -s idmap listprop config/default_domain
config/default_domain astring any-value
This value should normally not be set. Mostly I
don't think it
auses big problems if it's set to a bogus value (as
it appears to be for
you), but it might cause some minor ones. Suggest
you unset it:
# svccfg -s idmap delprop config/default_domain
I did, and tested:
same message
Sep 25 23:08:39 soltestjan smbd[2480]: [ID 266262 daemon.error] EWI\veninga:
idmap failed
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