OK, I managed to solve my problem. One of the 1000 documents I read had an smb.conf line that said: domain logons = yes
After trying out their suggestion I forgot to remove it, and so my smb.conf was a little wacky. I tracked this down after checking my logs in /var/log/samba and seeing that Win95 machines were logging into my linux server. Then I noticed a line in smb.conf: Mismatched SIDs as a pdc/bdc. So I stopped samba, commented out the domain logon line, removed /etc/samba/secrets.tdb, reran smbpasswd, and started back up. Voila! Everything works. John John McCawley wrote: > I tried mirroring your setup and I'm still getting the exact same > problem. After seeing a similar post to mine, I checked 'wbinfo -t' > and got > Secret is bad > 0xc000018b > > Once again, I've tried every combination of removing/adding myself > from the domain I could think of and it still says the same thing. > I've restarted winbindd a hundred times. I assume if I get the > 'Secret is bad' message then using pam_winbind won't work. Is this > correct? > > John > > Oliver Thinnes wrote: > >> I have the same situation as you have (redhat 7.2, samba 2.2.4 >> compiled with winbind, acl support and as a member of a NT 4 domain). >> >> >> I configured /etc/nsswitch.conf like this: >> > <snip> > > -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
