If you have less than 50 users then tdbsam is perfect. When I broke 50 users
I noticed a lag in logoon time. Using LDAP has greatly helped. Not only
that, but now we have the option of having a samba-BDC.
Jim
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running echo %userprofile% from a windows command prompt will tell you
exactly where your user profile is located.
running set will give you all your environment settings.
Jim Wharton
Network Administrator
Alachua County Property Appraiser
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You need to run the makerpms.sh script that comes with the standard tar.gz
source. I specified --with acl and it built mine just fine.
Jim Wharton
Network Administrator
Alachua County Property Appraiser
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You are going to have to use samba 3 for this... 2.2 doesn't support any
other groups.
Jim
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Subject: [Samba] More Domain Groups
Hi All:
Stuff I'm using:
Red Hat
I used the Mandrake/makerpms.sh script that came with the new beta. I did:
makerpms.sh --with acl
Was that the proper procedure. I seem to be getting access denied while
trying to change permissions on files. I am using XFS with ACL support.
Mandrake 9.0. I didn't know if ACL support was now a
(as it is HUGE) :)
Great Job.
Jim Wharton
Network Administrator
Alachua County Property Appraiser
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I just compiled some RPMS for Mandrake 9.0. I would like to try the TDB
bAckend before I do the LDAP stuff. (It took me awhile to get that set
up in 2.2)
Everything installed ok but it seems that the pbedit3 tool can't find a
library. The error message I get is:
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hear a violin?)
Jim Wharton
Network Administrator
Alachua County Property Appraiser
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Erik Soderquist
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You know, I was thinking the same thing. Okay thanks for letting me know you
are gone... did you forget that you are subscribed to a high traffic mailing
list? You may get 1 or 2 or 80 emails while you are gone.
I know, I'm a complainer.
Jim Wharton
Network Administrator
Alachua County Property
Bounce the machines out and back into the domain. (Rejoin)
Jim
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Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 4:26 PM
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Hello I have been bashing my head against a wall with
I usually pass out registry changes in logon scripts using reg files. You
can use:
regedit /s \\server\netlogon\someupdate.reg
,
to silently slip some values into a users registry. They must have
permission, however, to update the registry. i have been fooling with runas
but nothing concrete yet.
I have the reskit. I just need to look into using that tool. Do you remember
the name off hand?
Jim
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Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 5:46 PM
Would it be possible to use this tool (profile3) to copy an NT4 profile to a
2000 box? It must be possible to do it since MS can do it during an upgrade.
Does anyone know of a tool for this.
Jim
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Did you try to create a PIF file with all the settings?
Jim
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Brian White
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If I
at the command line, type set. This will return all sorts of results.
one line should read something like:
LOGONSERVER=\\DomainController
if it reads:
LOGONSERVER=\\YourWorkstation, then you are not truly authenticating to the
domain.
another line will read:
USERDOMAIN=YOURDOMAIN make sure
Yeah, it is possible using only one logon script. But why not use 3?
Anyway, this is probably what you are looking for... Put this in the logon
script:
if %USERNAME% == Sysadmin goto _sysadmin_map
if %USERNAME% == Deb goto _sysadmin_map
if %USERNAME% == Nichole goto _Nichole_map
:_sysadmin_map
I am trying to change some ACLs on some files and directories. I have samba
binaries with acl support compiled in. I am using an XFS filesystem. The
Mandrake kernel supports acls by default.
When I right click on the file in Windows explorer and change the
permissions, I get an access denied
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Subject: [Samba] Using ACLs
I am trying to change some ACLs on some files and
directories. I have samba
binaries with acl support compiled
Before I explain this to you, I want you to understand that this is a
horrible idea. With that said... you need to allow ports 137-139 TCP/UDP
through your firewall.
Be prepared for every 15 year old in the nation to start using your new
public storage for their mp3 collection. Even if your
Make sure that you do a net use * /delete /y before you try to join a
domain.
Jim
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Jeff Vincent
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4.11? 3.12...yikes. I have done this but only with 50 users. The printer
spooling was the only part that gave me any trouble. But that was quickly
resolved. Runs like a champ(just like NetWare 3.12).
LDAP is NDS/Active Directory without the pretty GUI apps and the smarts
ripped out. In the case
Have You joined this machine to the domain?
Jim
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Subject: [Samba] Struggling to get SAMBA and Windows working together
If
Ok... let's change that security=share to security=user. Turn encrypt
passwords to yes and take note of which user you are signing on to WinXP and
Win2000 with. From the sounds of things you probably have Windows
automatically signing on... just because you don't enter a password, doesn't
mean
One more thing you might want to condider is enabling WINS support in samba.
Then point all your windows boxes at the linux server. You can change this
under network settings. This helps ensure that all the machines show up in
My Network Places.
Jim
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Under NT, you could do it through User Manager for Domains. You would select
the user and pull down the Policy menu and select User Rights. Then after
checking view advanced privleges, you could add Logon as batch Job ...very
useful for Oracle and other overnight import/export jobs.
In Windows
Microsoft provides sysprep for this purpose. It is downloadable from their
website. There is an option to run sysprep without having to run the whole
minisetup routine.
Symantec, Sysinternals and Powerquest also provide utilities to do the same
thing.
Jim
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Keep in mind however, this only hides the share in Network Neighborhood/My
Network Places/explorer. It is still possible to do a net view command from
the command line and see everything.
Jim
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What did you use to do the roll out? Ghost? big question... did you change
the SIDs? Ghostwalker or Sysprep? I saw this problem way back before I knew
anything about NT.
Jim
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Can I actually create a Domain Users group on my samba server and add
users to it like I did with the Domain Admins group? That would be easier
than adding each user individually on each folder that they need to
access... (It's always easier to add DOMAIN\Domain Users instead of
DOMAIN\User1
Does the param domain group map still exist? if not, what has replaced it?
I ran a testparm on my smb.conf it and says that it is an unrecognized
parameter.
Jim
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I lost my bookmarks to the samba binaries compiled for Mandrake 9.0.
I'd like to mess around with the 3.0 stuff. I remember there were 2 ftp
sites that stayed pretty current. I'd like to add them to URPMI so I can
update easily.
Thanks
Jim
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I have added a machine account to /etc/passwd named luna$ and in smbpasswd
named luna. When I attempt to join my Win2K box to the domain, I get this
error.
The following error occured attempting to join the domain:
The account used is a computer account. Use your global user account or
local
I just installed samba 2.2.7 on Mandrake 9 with OpenLDAP support. I have set
up OpenLDAP and everything is cool. When I try to add a user I get:
[root@luna openldap]# smbpasswd -a jim
New SMB password:
Retype new SMB password:
Failed to issue the StartTLS instruction: Connect error
Failed to
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