Re: [cifs-discuss] Client denied access (NO_SUCH_USER)
Thanks alot, I will try and upgrade my system as you said. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ cifs-discuss mailing list cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
Re: [cifs-discuss] Client denied access (NO_SUCH_USER)
Which Solaris build you are running? Do you have a user account called Administrator on your Solaris box? Afshin On 04/15/10 12:41 PM, CD wrote: I'm having an issue with CIFS not allowing connection from my windows-machines. I'm getting the following from my 'dmesg' when trying to connect from my clients: #SmbLogon[COMPUTER\Administrator]: NO_SUCH_USER - smb/server is up and running. - The zfs shares is configured - Pam_smb_passwd added to pam.conf (ran 'passwd' on users afterwards) - Ran a cifs-chkcfg, which didn't yield any output (seems like everything is ok) I'm using ACL extensively on the server, which works seamlessly with my linux-machines. My current solution is sharing the NFS-mounted shares from a linux-machine. Now what we really need is nfs-clients on windows Also, #smbadm list [*] [WORKGROUP] Since I'm running in workgroup-mode, and ACLs for file access; do I need to configure any sort of mapping to allow the clients to access the server? Thanks :) ___ cifs-discuss mailing list cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
Re: [cifs-discuss] Client denied access (NO_SUCH_USER)
Thanks for replying. Usually, you get a pop-up, asking for username and password when accessing a share on windows. This does not happen. What I get, is a time-out msg in windows, and the smbLogon-msg on my server. Why is the server denying access based on hostname/username, and not prompting me with a login-box, as it should? When I read the cifs admin-guide, the stuff about adding groups and members with 'smbadm' seemed to be related to running in domain-mode, which I'm not. I'm running the 2009.06-release. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org ___ cifs-discuss mailing list cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
Re: [cifs-discuss] Client denied access (NO_SUCH_USER)
You are running a very old build which has some serious issues as far as SMB service is concerned. So, you need to upgrade to the latest available development release, otherwise you would run into other issues like SMB service hanging. Second, if you don't have a local Administrator user on your Solaris box, why are you surprised by NO_SUCH_USER error? How do you expect the server should authenticate your connection? Even on Windows in workgroup mode you need to have local users on the Windows system in order to authenticate the connections unless you're using the Guest account. So, in workgroup mode you need to have local users in Solaris in /etc/passwd and then use smbpasswd to create SMB password for those users which are stored in /var/smb/smbpasswd, this includes Administrator (with captical A since Solaris user names are case-sensitive) Afshin On 04/15/10 01:53 PM, CD wrote: Thanks for replying. Usually, you get a pop-up, asking for username and password when accessing a share on windows. This does not happen. What I get, is a time-out msg in windows, and the smbLogon-msg on my server. Why is the server denying access based on hostname/username, and not prompting me with a login-box, as it should? When I read the cifs admin-guide, the stuff about adding groups and members with 'smbadm' seemed to be related to running in domain-mode, which I'm not. I'm running the 2009.06-release. ___ cifs-discuss mailing list cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
Re: [cifs-discuss] Client denied access (NO_SUCH_USER)
As I've mentioned in my previous email you need to upgrade your system before we can pursue your problem since as I've mentioned the build you're running is quite bogus as far as SMB server is concerned. Afshin On 04/15/10 04:28 PM, CD wrote: Hello again. With the previous version i used (early 2008 version), everything worked perfectly. It did so for almost a year, with no errors or problems whatsoever with CIFS. I've configured the system with groups, users and corresponding ACLs -- which works brilliantly with NFS. When I try to log onto the server via my WinXP-machines, I get no dialog or anything. It looks at my client's hostname/username and denies entry based on that. Why does it do that? This seems odd and buggy, since I've gotten the login-dialog from the server several times. The problem is that if I reboot the client or try to login from another, it didn't work. I rebooted the server and it would let me log in a single time again. Later that week, it stopped working alltogether... ___ cifs-discuss mailing list cifs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
