I'm using Red Hat 9, updated completely via apt.
Samba 3.0.9 installed from apt and i am using the stock ldap server that installed with red hat as my back end.
I followed the samba.idealx.org guide to get to where I am with my current installation.
Currently I have samba setup as a standalone PDC; I can log on to my domain from any account I create... I use smbtools for all my administration thus far.
But I have a problem, from the logs as far as I can tell it does not seem to be completely associating my users, yet I still am able to log on and it is verifying from the back end.
I can only connect to shares that have guest = Yes, all other shares bring up a login prompt (I only have xp machines to test).
Can any point me in the right direction?
I have a work around for this but I feel that this is not the best way to resolve this.
Home shares are done via:
[U%] comment = Home path = /home/samba/homes/%U browseable = Yes guest ok = Yes read only = no directory mask = 0775 create mask = 0664
All publics shares follow the same premise as above without the use of variables.
I've attached a log from when I attempted to view my homes share (when I had it setup), it's a much smaller log then what is generated when I log into the domain... hopefully it will contain something useful (I can generate another one if needed). The user trying to authenticate in this log is “cornbread”, that should make searching it a little easier.
regards, robert
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