On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 02:04:19PM -0700, Ian Puleston wrote: > I'm trying to get a Linux machine set up so that it will respond to > NetWkstaGetInfo and/or NetWkstaUserEnum NetAPI requests from a Windows > machine. I have samba configured and working to authenticate in the > Windows domain with smb, nmb and winbind daemons running, and can browse > shares on that machine from a Window PC, authenticating as either the > domain administrator or a domain user. > > So I'm now trying to run a program on a Windows server that sends the > above NetAPI requests to Samba on the Linux machine, being logged in to > that Windows server as the domain administrator. NetWkstaGetInfo has 3 > levels (100 to 102) with 100 requiring only guest access. Level 100 > works OK, but levels 101/102 return error 124 (invalid level). > NetWkstaUserEnum returns error 1745 (RPC_S_PROCNUM_OUT_OF_RANGE). > > I have samba logging turned on with log level set to 3, and it logs > successfully authenticating the domain administrator > (sd80\administrator) and receiving the NetWksta... command in both cases > (see below), so any idea why it may be returning these errors? On > authenticating the user I do see "get_privileges: No privileges assigned > to SID" logged - could this be the reason, the account does not have the > privilege to run these commands on the Linux machine? If so is there a > way to give the account that privilege? > > Here is the samba log of an attempt to run NetWkstaUserEnum:
Probably we "just" don't support some calls or some infolevels that we haven't come across yet. Can you please file a bug at bugzilla.samba.org and upload network traces? Maybe also a snippet of your Win32 code that you're trying to get to run. Volker
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