Scott Lovenberg wrote:
Have you set the smb.conf setting 'csc policy'? Is it that you want
and/or need offline files, or would you rather do without it? I've
found it to mostly be a pain, FWIW.
Oops; John beat me by a few minutes. Listen to what he has to say; he
wrote the book on this
Mike Eggleston wrote:
Well... I created a new directory structure:
home directory = \server\home\username (unchanged)
profile directory = \server\home\profiles\username (new)
I've already switched one user over who was having a weird problem with
a printer not appearing on the receptionist
Server Gremlin wrote:
Eric Feldhusen, you've pretty much convinced me that best practice is
having profiles stored in one place, and home folders in another. But
I'm still curious if you have also experienced these problems even with
such a configuration. Either way, I think the merits of
Charles Marcus wrote:
The key advantage is that if the profile is stored within the user's
home directory, the Windows workstations will sometimes discconnect the
user's home directory network drive mapping during logout before the
profile has finished synchronizing between the workstation and
Server Gremlin wrote:
it seems like the convention has shifted to that of storing profiles
in one place (/sambaprofiles/john/profile) while storing home
directories in another (/sambahomes/john).
What is the advantage of this setup, if any?
The key advantage is that if the profile is stored
Tim Largy wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# smbd -b
PRIVATE_DIR: /var/lib/samba/private
If you look in this directory, you'll see the passdb.tdb and
secrets.tdb, which is what you're looking for.
Eric Feldhusen
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My apologies, I can't seem to find the profile sid perl script in the
samba 3.0.25c download or the samba-latest-docs download. I wanted to
test it out for a user moving between two of my domains running on Samba.
Eric
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Ben Tisdall wrote:
Hi I'm trying to upgrade from Samba 3.0.23c on FC4 to 3.0.25b from Samba
sources.
Everything appears to function correctly until an MS word document is
opened from a share - the file opens but the smbd process in question
Bill Baker wrote:
If anyone can provide any help or insight into this, I'd really
appreciate it. Google searches have proved fruitless and I've found out
nothing useful by running smbclient and nmblookup commands.
Fedora 7 separated the init scripts for the smb and nmb processes, so
you'll
William Jojo wrote:
is? Seems to me to be a big jump. Does 25a have all of the changes
Before you start up the samba 3.0.25a server, make sure to do a
testparm on your smb.conf file to make sure you don't have any options
that are now unsupported.
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David Hostetler wrote:
Basically, winxp seems to be creating roaming profiles that are
incompatible with another winxp client.
This doesn't help, but since either the November Microsoft Patch
Tuesday we've seen the exact same thing across 19 different Samba PDC's
running RHES4 with Samba
Ole Holm Nielsen wrote:
Looks like a kernel issue to me. Have you reported this to Red Hat ?
No, because I run samba-3.0.23c in stead of the RHEL4 Samba 3.0.10
which is broken wrt. workgroup master browsers. Your recent Samba
versions solve the problems, but I'm sure Redhat won't accept a
Yes, they're the solo PDC in the lan and we haven't had an problems, but
that does clear it up for me. At most, we connect our W2k3 servers to
our Samba PDC's, that's working fine.
Aaron Kincer wrote:
If they are working great as PDC's, I wouldn't worry too much. As a file
server in an Active
Jean-Baptiste Estival wrote:
I just downloaded the latest sable rlease (3.0.23b). I compiled it and
installed it without any problems.
groups and users are local to the samba server (running under Linux FC1).
I use webmin to configure samba.
Does anyone has an idea ?
From the command line
I've had similar problems before, make sure you don't have any unix
group mapped to multiple Windows groups.
Like having
Domain users - users
Staff users - users
Eric Feldhusen
Brian May wrote:
Steve == Steve A [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Steve Hello, I'm running FreeBSD-6.1, and Samba
Various distrobs store the .tdb files in different locations, some are
/var/lib/samba, some under /var/cache/samba/ and some in /var/db/samba.
You'll need to store those .tdb files in the correct location for your
distro. I've seen the same exact thing with redhat 8,9 and various
fedora
Has anyone moved the Samba tdb library files from a 32bit i386 linux to
a 64bit x64 linux?
I want to move from redhat enterprise 4 on a i386 server to a redhat
enterprise 4 on x64, so if I move over all the users, and /etc/samba and
smbpasswd files, then I move over all the tdb library files
On a RHEL4, with Samba 3.0.10, I have the following password options
below. I just tested and with a WinXP Pro client, I did the
ctrl-alt-delete and changed my password. Once I did that, I ssh'ed into
the box and it used my new password.
[global]
encrypt passwords = yes
null passwords =
Natxo Asenjo wrote:
On 3/4/06, John H Terpstra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be delighted if someone steps forward with an offer to take over
responsibility for maintenance and improvement of the documentation. Its
about time for a more capable and more enthusiastic person to have a go.
Please
Just curious, is anyone running Samba 3.x.x with LDAP using the
Fedora/Redhat Directory server as the LDAP backend?
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