I am still working through this problem and I think (take that lightly)
that I am nearing a solution. I believe that the problem is related to
the tdb files. I am currently going through these files using tdbdump.
My question is, what is the process that creates these files?
I have seen articles (posts, mailing lists etc) that state that the
/var/cache can be emptied as it gets recreated.
So if this dir gets recreated then there is something else that I need
to modify otherwise my changes to the tdb files won't be permanent.
Thanks
Eric Hines wrote:
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/Samba3-HOWTO.pdf , newly updated.
You'll likely want Chapt 34, in particular.
Eric Hines
Lee Ball wrote:
Is there a process that you should do when migrating from Samba 2 to
Samba 3?
I have spoken to my colleague who did the migration and the way it
was done was to copy the files that contain the user accounts over.
The symptoms we seem to have is that a workstation won't allow access
to certain files unless it recognises that you are either a member of
the domain admins group or a member of the administrators group on
the local machine. This is what causes the programs to not function.
It appears to be only programs that require specific access to things
stored on the local machine. I think one of these examples is the
ODBC files used to communicate with access databases. Trackit for
example.
I've googled for migration information but turned up with nothing
specific at the moment. I'm going to re-read the Samba 3 docs now
though incase there is something in there.
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Lee Ball
08707 45 87 14
effective it.
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