n copying a file and running it. I've never used
it myself, but Windows can be locked down to only run specific programs.
Out of curiosity, what does the program do that your users want to be able to
write to it?
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view. I had a similar problem and in the end the simplest solution was to
create a domain group called "Local Admins" and then add that to the local
administrators group on each PC.
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is it possible to let samba update the DNS entries in our bind DNS
server whenever a windows PC connects to the network ?
Why not do it from the DHCP server? That is the normal approach.
You could probably make something using the preexec settings i
e the obvious solution. Create groups
called g1 and g2, add u1 to both groups, u2 to g1 and u3 to g2. Then
chown root.g1 mrt1 , chown root.g2 mrt2 and chmod them both to 770 (or
750). If you want more flexibility, you can use ACLs (assuming your FS
and OS support them).
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we need to limit certain users to have permission only to log in to
their specific workstation.
I'm not familiar with ClearOS, but if it uses an LDAP backend (and maybe
even if it doesn't) the sambaUserWorkstations property should do what
you want.
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.g. password and account
management script settings), but I am giving some lines the benefit of
the doubt and assuming you have them there for a reason (that may not
have been the best assumption). I was going to go through and explain
why I trimmed out each line, but there were too
inistrator to the share on the server.
Are you sure you can't do it the normal way? Create a domain user and
add them to the local administrators group on each PC? They wouldn't
have to be domain admins if you didn't want to.
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ection is used.
"...which are specified as guest ok"
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nothing to compare against the
valid users setting.
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n't determine who can use
the guest account.
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s pointless.
Usernames aren't private, if I can guess (or ask for) someones username
then I could bypass your restrictions.
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, set next parameter to 0775.
create mask = 0700
# Directory creation mask is set to 0700 for security reasons. If you want to
# create dirs. with group=rw permissions, set next parameter to 0775.
directory mask = 0700
Change those.
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nt reporting that it is reiser.
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touch my LDAP setup).
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epth. I am learning these options as
the users in the network are increasing.
In your smb.conf, you have "interfaces" and "bind interfaces only" set.
Read up on these options in the man page.
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don't have any windows server in the network, I have
one Ubuntu Server and samba is configured as PDC.
I'm not sure what you are getting at here.
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are run, so the user will have to
log out and back in for any changes to take affect.
It is a security risk (cpau doesn't encrypt the credentials, it uses
some secret encoding) so it isn't suitable for everyone, but it works
well for us.
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distro's
packages is much simpler and less likely to cause problems down the track.
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are likely to be in that group)?
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which appears to do the trick.
I haven't tried, but I imagine the share name substitutions would
probably work
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The most obvious issue is where two users happen to have the same
password, they will both authenticate as the first user in the list.
Can you paste your smb.conf?
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bably have mentioned is that we also have a
remote office which is running as an LDAP slave+BDC. The remote office
can suffer some down time during the move without too much trouble but
obviously they need to be up and running with what ever we use at the
new site.
We aren't using roaming prof
anyone can point out any possible pitfalls
we are likely to face.
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ong as the samba server is the only NFS client
accessing that share, but as soon as you have an NFS client accessing
files that the samba clients have open things start to get messy. The
proper way to do it is to run a samba server on the NFS server itself.
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Jorgen Lundman wrote:
possibly "save this to desktop and double click".
vbscript, although a lot of mail servers will block it.
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ons why this could not be done? Anyone already
done something similar? Any pit-falls?
I'm not certain that it is a good idea, but it's not impossible.
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I'm trying to install some income tax software to a Samba (Debian
3.2.5 i386) share and I'm getting the above error.
Does it work correctly installing over the network to a windows host?
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Once you have the basics, make a backup and then add things one at a
time until you have all the functionality you require.
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over a VPN and would be immune to corruption as a
result of interrupted connections.
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supha...@gmx.com wrote:
here is my /etc/nsswitch.conf file:::
OK, it is missing the bit I was thinking of (the passwd line), I'm more
familiar with slackware than centos so I don't know where to go from
here. I think your best bet would be to ask on a centos list.
Good luck.
I can see your problem has
nothing to do with samba.
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pdbedit will overlap. If that is that case, then the domain controller
settings apply to domain accounts and local settings apply to local
accounts.
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If you don't already have it, you will need to install/configure ntpd on
your server and have it sync with a lower stratum host (you can make it
sync to itself if it doesn't have internet access but that isn't ideal).
Once it has had time to stabilise your clients should happil
s, but not samba?
Samba3 isn't an AD DC there are several things that Windows can do that
samba can't. I believe that SBS has "net time" in the default login
script, obviously that would run into the same problem of users not
being admins. So I guess most people probably u
I use cpau, there is an associated security risk, but we decided it was
acceptable.
You could possibly also use WPKG, depending on what you are trying to
achieve.
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wes wrote:
If there a
ork (In the
time it took to ask if it was necessary you could have set it up several
times over). Why not do it properly now rather than risk things breaking
later?
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I believe vampire is the tool you are after.
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27;re away.
The other option is to use nt4 style policies (NTconfig.pol) however
since Vista doesn't support these they are pretty much a dead end, might
as well go with the vbscript from the start.
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point your BDC to your LDAP slave, and set the LDAP slave to
issue a redirect to the LDAP master when it gets a write request.
Assuming the BDC can talk to the LDAP master everything should just work.
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the server, the result is something like what you describe.
The quick solution is "use client drivers = yes", the proper solution is
to load the drivers onto the server.
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clude any local mail store
from roaming and just let it populate everything from IMAP at first logon.
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p, between the recycled module and the tape
backups, but to be honest, since this has been up and running I hardly
ever look at the recycled stuff. If someone wants something recovered it
is far simpler to grab it from the rsync copy.
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e client driver = yes" to
your global section. This will get rid of the error, which is pretty
much harmless anyway.
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Didster wrote:
We also have a company Wiki
remove the need to manually login to the Wiki.
Does any one know of a better way?
NTLM auth module for apache. Assuming you are using an apache web server.
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guest user has rwx permissions in the relevant location.
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Русаков Денис wrote:
I'd like to create user home directory or user-own folder on samba server on
first login to samba without using PAM
I use this along with a "root preexec" (and "preexec close") setting on
the homes share.
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n of salt,
but isn't 2k capable or running in two different modes? One where it is
pure AD and one where it is compatible with NT4? If it was in NT4 mode
then might not vampire have a chance?
Or am I thinking of some 2k->2k3 change maybe?
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ost likely entirely
suitable. You might find it easier in the long term to start over again
with the standard config that ships with samba and only add settings
that you actually need. (e.g. messing with buffer settings has been
depreciated for quite some years).
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t;map to guest" sort things out).
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public] share and the guest home dir.
If there are 'guest ok = Yes' defined shares, then I would expect to
still be able to browse the workgroup and see available shares on the
samba host, albeit only those 'guest ok' defined shares. And I
certainly wouldn't expect to see
"closest"
to them. If the PDC is taking longer to respond or something then they
may consider the BDC to be the best choice.
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so I can't tell you how to use it, but there should
be plenty of docs around.
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users could
just go into the linked directory.
Why not just set "repository = /some/path/that/isnt/shared/recycle"
(note the absolute path), same effect, no messing with symlinks.
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You should look on your Samba server to see if there are funny looking
three letter files named "con" or "com" or such.
It's not necessarily three letters, anything with a ":" or "\" in it's
t.
where can i find document?
Samba by example at samba.org should get you up and running.
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could you please tell me at least one tool to do this? I need to limit
speed not for all tcp trafik, only samba.
Under linux, a mixture of tc and iptables should do the trick, but it's
not for the faint of heart ;)
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Drunix wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody know how to limit ul/dl speed for shares?
Thanks in advance.
Samba doesn't do this, you would need to implement bandwidth shaping
using what ever tools are appropriate for your OS.
Please don't send duplicate messages.
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I've had a quick flick through the docs and I can't see any explicit
instructions on how to set up NSS
I stand corrected, it is in chapter 5 of Samba by Example. It has a
samba ldap.conf for NSS_LDAP.
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Have a good weekend :)
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in XP and
probably 2k as well. The only way that I know of to really change a
username rather than just change the name that is shown, is to create a
new user, migrate the profile and delete the old account (of course this
can introduce it's own problems).
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MB/CIFS doesn't understand the concept of having a
deleted file open.
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thought of as a bit-wise MASK for
the UNIX
modes of a file. **Any bit not set here will be removed from
the modes
set on a file when it is created.**
So the masks define which bits CAN be set, the force modes define which
bits WILL be set.
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want an
all round solution you need DNS. The upside is that you already have DNS
(as mentioned above) so you can point client2 at the DNS server on the
admin network, you might be able to set the DHCP server on the client2
network to do this automatically.
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adonly = No
Tries to change unix permissions, which wont work on a fat fs.
guest ok = No
Default value.
oplocks = No
level2 oplocks = No
Thanks to all.
None of that should have any effect on the problem at hand, but it is
kind of pointless to define
bling encrypted passwords, which
requires changes on each client and reduces security. Sounds like a good
time to ask for money to develop an LDAP based system :)
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Jan Patrick Lübbert wrote:
This machine
than shares this (mounted) share again to other machines (linux and windows)
via Samba. Don't speak about performance and how silly this is, but at the
moment I don't see other ways to do what I need.
What do you need? Could you use DFS?
ither way it tends to be bad news.
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is incompatible
with share level security !
security = share
server signing = Auto
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in a lab environment, and we'd like to prevent users from
logging into 5 machines at once. I've looked through the smb.conf man
page pretty thoroughly, but nothing appears to address this problem.
Anyone have any ideas, how you can limit the amount of logins a user
can have to teh domain?
o have two
seperate user dbs I'm sure you could hack something together, but it
would completely eliminate the main advantage of LDAP.
If you aren't interested in the benefits of having a single db, why are
you using LDAP? Why not use one of the other simpler backends?
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is not affected
I think this comes from the fact that 0.4 > 0.29
I know I have had issues in the past trying to explain that it isn't a
decimal point and that version 1.10 is later than 1.9 despite the fact
that mathematically 1.9 is greater.
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[E
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Domain master is only needed if your network spreads across multiple
subnets. You should only have one per workgroup/domain.
Local master this is only really needed if you have a machine that you
definitely don't want to be in charge of anything, otherwise the default
of yes is fine.
mba-share
smb is depreciated, use cifs if possible.
According to the logs my authentication is failing for linux clients:
[ 7066]: pam auth crap domain: [DOMAIN] user: username
That doesn't look like a failure to me.
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I think something went wrong here (at least I hope you don't have 4
global sections).
Joseph P Villa wrote:
...
[global]
...
[global]
...
[global]
...
[global]
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Joseph P Villa, IT Services
USGS Mounds View, MN
Also this doesn't mention LOGS$ or ARCSERV$.
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arameter has been marked deprecated in favor of
using the
SePrintOperatorPrivilege and individual print security
descrip-
tors. It will be removed in a future release.
You can use the "net" command to grant SePrintOperatorPrivilege to your
user.
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ort" by any chance do you?
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solarflow99 wrote:
Hi, My question is since I am
using LDAP as the backend, root can't easily be used; does anyone have any
recommendations on how this can be done?
Why don't you create an "Administrator" user in ldap that has uid 0?
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yself but I have heard of people using them successfully.
Also I believe Vista has some new stuff related to disabling usb
storage, although I think it relies on AD GPOs.
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On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 6:52 PM, Michael Heydon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Or you can use the above "force group" option to access the files as a group
that does have access.
Well, the problem is, each folder (such as /www/share1, /www
resolving this
matter would be greatly appreciated.
I think the list strips non-text attachments, so no excel file. Not that
I think it's terribly important since it sounds like your system is
working exactly as it should.
Thanks,
Jack Lauman
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This seems a bit Rube Goldberg to me, you have direct access to the file
system, why not use it?
If you are really worried that rm -rf /full/path/to/directory might
somehow morph into rm -rf / you could do something like:
su nobody -c rm -rf /full/path/to/directory
In the event that it did try
done? I don't want to re-invent a
wheel if I can avoid it?
Thankyou
Carl
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group that does have access.
read only = No
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
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modify the source so it runs on different ports (although that
would mean windows systems couldn't connect, you might be able to coax
another samba machine into it), you would then have issues with
permissions (you couldn't suid/sgid to the connecting user).
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27;t
want anything fancy, you should be able to make a working config in less
than 10 lines (more if you add more shares obviously). The first chapter
has a 7 line example that should be enough to get you up and running.
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works fine. I'm not sure how other backends
would handle synchronisation and lost communication between servers.
saludos
Maximo Monsalvo
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e of course, I
have root on my laptop). If I can then get my workstation to mount a
share from my laptop, I can run that copy of bash from the network share
and gain full root access to the workstation.
Sudo would probably offer a way around this.
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
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y and mount it to my workstation.
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
The mount output looks OK to me. How old is the client's kernel (sorry,
I'm not familar with distro version numbers/names)? Does it have CIFS
Posix support built in (or the relevant modules loaded)?
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y file created by users logged into that machine, the ownership is
changed to machine1 automatically. Is there any way to solve
this problem? Thank you very much!
Pakorn
Can you send the output of "mount" (with the password removed if you so
wish)?
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t would be greatly
appreciated.
Thank you!
Pakorn
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guess I could push
out .reg files through login scripts but I believe that might trigger
UAC, any other suggestions?
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things so that
each directory is in the right place and people have the correct
permissions rather than creating binds all over the place to work around
a poor file system layout.
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authentication.
You can just make the second box look at the ldap server on the first,
or if you like, run an ldap slave on the second machine for redundancy
and have samba look at that.
Thanks,
Anand
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a soultion ?
Thanks
Andreas
The user will be logged in with a temporary profile, any changes to the
profile will be lost when they log out.
Are some of the hosts off site or something?
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