Radoslav Dejanović wrote: > O. Sinclair wrote: >> they can log on to shares using their usernames and password if that >> is what you mean - smb4K is such an application for Linux. > > Let's keep this on the list - if we fix your problem, other people might > benefit from it. > > So, to conclude - you do have users on LDAP, but they have local home > directory. They can authenticate against LDAP and mount the directory > using SMB4K, and even work with data, but the sync (large transfers) > keeps failing. > > I would say that this isn't an issue of ebox, but of Samba or network > instead. If your users shares are defined as simple shares under Shares > submenu, and got your access control right, there isn't much else you > can do with ebox. > > I have had similar issues using mixture of old and new NFS servers and > clients while ago, and it turned out that tweaking NFS server options > helped a bit. > > In your case, that might be the rsync issue, chrooting server or illegal > characters? Maybe some of those links will give you a hint: > > http://lists.samba.org/archive/rsync/2005-May/012436.html > > http://www.nabble.com/rsync-%2B-cifs-problem-td20358406.html > > It would also help if you could provide us with a sample of error > messages as well. > The error messages I get is either that I do not get any errors but when I check I can see that not all was transferred OR that I get "access denied" errors.
I looked at illegal characters but don't think so. If this is an rsync or samba issue I seem to be fighting a losing battle and will have to resort to archive users files using tar instead. Sinclair _______________________________________________ Ebox-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.warp.es/mailman/listinfo/ebox-user
