Hello all, I've upgraded to Samba 3.0 and I'm having problems replicating some behavior I relied on in Samba 2.2. Here's my scenario: I have a Windows Active Directory domain. All users have a windows login account. No users have a "UNIX" login account on any of my Linux boxes. With Samba 2.2 I could specify a share like so:
[public] path=/path/to/public/files public = yes writable = no force user = nobody And have any user that was logged into their Windows workstation browse to \\SERVER and then be able to open the "Public" folder (i.e. the \\SERVER\PUBLIC location). If public=yes was not set, then you could specify Windows->UNIX mapping in smbusers, etc.. However with Samba 3.0, a Windows user with no UNIX account is unable to even open \\SERVER. They are immediately prompted for a login and a password. The Samba log shows: [2004/03/04 17:00:28, 1] smbd/sesssetup.c:reply_spnego_kerberos(218) Username tjohnson is invalid on this system The few IT workers with 1:1 Windows to Linux user account mappings work fine so the account logins are happening successfully. I need to get back to a state where Windows users with no UNIX account can see "public" type folders. Any help? Much appreciated!! -- Jason -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
