The script works by reading the user's name, password and group from a text
file, first generating Unix user accounts and then running:
/usr/bin/smbpasswd -a -s $user $pwd > /dev/null
to add the smb accounts. The -s switch should allow the Samba password to
pulled from stdin instead of a pro
If you're asking if there's any way that they can use the same profile
space, no. And why would you want to?
OK, so I would have to manually copy stuff from the local profile to the
domain profile. That's not too bad. But...
If you're going on the assumption that once you disconnect from
roaming, so the user can both use different computers in the
domain with his roaming profile, and also use the laptop when not
connected to the domain?
Thanks,
Mi
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Do you get UTF8 displayed as plain 8 bit (every accented letter shown
as 2 accented letters, the first one often being an uppercase
accented "A")?
From your screen capture, it looks like this is what you get. (which
you could have seen, without sending a word document to hundreds or
thousan
juliano wrote:
Andrew Bartlett said once that 'unix charset = LOCALE' means to force
samba to read 'LANG=' from environment.
echo $LANG
en_US
Well, en_US is not UTF8
When i restart smbd/nmbd all my files inside all shares change their
names.
In which application? On Windows clients? Ho
So the question for this list would be: how can I query a Windows NT
PDC (no ldap) about a user's home directory. That script may need to
have an administrator password to be able to query the PDC.
I found the answer to this one. It should be pretty easy with a few
lines of Perl. Tthis is ho
I suppose you will have to add some scripting to manage the Linux
clients. A script could ask the NT PDC about the user's home, and then
mount it directly through nfs.
So the question for this list would be: how can I query a Windows NT PDC
(no ldap) about a user's home directory. That script
smb.conf
unix charset = LOCALE
Is that valid? Shouldn't it be "unix charset = UTF8" ?
Does it actually work in Unix? Can you create and list filenames with
UTF8 characters in the shell?
I avoided the UTF8 nightmare because Latin1 (iso8859-1) covers all the
languages I need and is more wi
27;m afraid there is something wrong with my setup, but don't understand
it, and don't know what this might break.
This is a version "3.0.14a-Debian" PDC, with "passdb backend = tdbsam,
guest"
Thank you for your help,
Mi
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Yesterday, i couldn't write a file larger than 4GB to a Samba
3.0.14a-Debian share, but that share is on a vfat partition.
I believe my problem is due to the partition itself, but I'm not sure.
Anyway, I used split in that single case to break up the file.
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When i restart smbd/nmbd, all the files inside all shares change their
names.
All the files are affected specially accent portuguese brazilian
files. File names become a mess in whole samba server.
You probably have a character set mis-match between Samba, Unix and/or
the clients?
I use i
add parameter : available = no
But then what's the point of defining the home shares at all?
Isn't "available=no" an equivalent of commenting out a share section,
presumably to re-activate it later without having to rewrite it?
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[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
...
that doesn't work.
For me, it hides all home directories except the current user's own.
net view \\server
shows global shares, and my own home directory mapped to H:\, but not
the other users' homes.
Is that not what you wa
is there a way to hide the '[homes]' share?
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
...
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ant to rename a user?
Thanks for any help,
Mi
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have
NEWDOMAIN with Samba PDC and all clients
OLDDOMAIN with NT4 PDC alone, no client
Can my NT4 PDC become a plain client in NEWDOMAIN?
Thanks,
Mi
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@echo off
echo "Script de demarrage"
net use T: \\PDC\temp /PERSISTENT:NO
Then, if the PDC becomes down, this script wouldn't work and i must be
there to change the name of the server in the script.
So, what should I do ??
Maybe you could use errorlevel to try your preferred server first?
net
Hello,
I'm aware of the password sync options in smb.conf, which synchronize the
Unix password when users change their password from Windows.
But is there a PAM module or something that would sync. the Samba password
when the Unix password is changed?
I'm not using LDAP. This is a simple Linux/
I have worked on getting the winbind portion of samba 3.0.4 to work
for weeks now. I have had little success and need to seek help to
resolve my issue. I am running samba on Solaris 8 box. My PDC/BDC is
Window NT 4.0 and I'm running win2k pro on the pc(s).
/'^'\
( o o )
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I'm trying to get folder redirection working with roaming profiles and
Samba 3.0.2a and Windows XP clients. I've followed the Samba 3 by Example
document and have change the User Shell Folders registry key and created a
Default User profile in the netlogon share and set the machnes group
poli
May I suggest this little change in pdbedit's man page NAME section:
Replace
pdbedit - manage the SAM database
with
pdbedit - manage the SAM database of Samba users
This would make it appear with "apropos samba" or "apropos users"
(please let me know if such suggestions should be sent
heir registry (and keep copying their Internet
Explorer cache and other crap to the server).
It looks like the "-c command-file" switch would do that but isn't
implemented yet. Well...
I'm glad I can already list the values.
Thank you very much,
Mi
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> On the Samba site, I found a man page about editreg, but it's not very
> clear, and I don't have it on my system.
editreg is probably not build and installed by default on debian, so
you'll need the source distribution.
OK, I got the source (samba-3.0.2a.tar.gz, so it would be the same version
s a utility that can visualize windows registry files (currently
only NT4) and apply so-called commandfiles to them."
Thanks for your help.
Mi
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do is scp the files to a Windows
machine, and manually load the hives in regedt32. Very cumbersome. I'm
looking for a more Linux-like solution: command-line, scriptable, etc.
BTW, I have Samba 3.0.2a.
Thanks,
Mi
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pdbedit that would do that.
Before, I could have edited smbpasswd by hand, but now it seems everything
is in /var/lib/samba/passdb.tdb.
I am using "smbd version 3.0.2a-Debian", and my smb.conf has
passdb backend = tdbsam
Thanks for any help,
Mi
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