David Rigler wrote:
Bruce Hohl wrote:
On a server "linuxbox" using ADS security in a Windows 2003 Active directory, part of smb.conf is ...
[srvbackup] force user = sambaa writeable = yes valid users = ADS-Name+Administrator,ADS-Name+dave path = /var/spool/samba/sambashares/srvbackup
[homes] browseable = no writeable = yes
from an XP professional client, srvbackup is usable but i cannot access my home. error dialog shows "\\linuxbox\dave is not accessible"
On my system "FileTest" joined to a Win2K domain connections to home work with following setup:
1 - check path for home in getent:
FileTest:~ # getent passwd | grep testuser
testuser:x:11053:10513:testuser:/home/TEST_WIN_DOMAIN/testuser:/bin/false
2 - note valid user parameter: [homes] comment = Home Directories valid users = TEST_WIN_DOMAIN/%S browseable = No read only = No
3 - note location of home directory: /home/TEST_WIN_DOMAIN/testuser
Hope this helps. Bruce
getent passwd | grep 'dave' shows ADS-Name+dave:*:16777216:16777217:David Rigler:/home/dave:/bin/false ADS_Name+davez$:*:16777217:16777219:DAVEZ:/home/davez_:/bin/false
that second line, davez is the name of the XP box
i tried adding "valid user" to the [homes] section but nothing worked
valid users = %S - same as original error
valid users = ADS-Name+%S or valid users = ADS-Name/%S , brings up a login box, nothing i enter will pass
dave
after further investigation ive discovered that i dont understand winbind. i stopped the winbindd daemon, which gives me access to my home then changed smb.conf to take out references to ADS-Name in the [srvbackup] and i can also access srvbackup. but now only people with accounts on linuxbox can access any share, sheesh
thanks
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