On 12/6/05, Marco Musico' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The stuff was running pretty well up until we tried to setup and install a > printer on the Linux box; I saved the old configuration (smb.conf file) and > then I started to change some lines in it to allow printer sharing... my > nightmare started to be real since then!! Now no user on any pc can log into > the domain; root can add machines in the domain (and the machine account is > created too..) but cannot log in. > Apparently the server behaves as a "stand alone" one even when "testparm" > shows it's a PDC; infact I can log into any Windows machine with a local > user and I am able to browse the server by running "\\server": Samba asks me > for user/password and the let me in; at that point I can brose the shares, > open files, save files and so on. > > Now my question is: what have I done wrong? It's clearly something we > changed in smb.conf or so that is making us having an headache. > > I am including smb.conf, log.smbd (with a level 5 debugging).
It doesn't look like these files were attached. If you can add machines to the domain, then that suggests that the server is still acting as a PDC in some capacity. I'm not sure why it's not working; maybe your smb.conf would shed some light. Josh Kelley -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
