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Ah, an upgrade to 3.0.14a fixed it. (3.0.20 is not available to us at this
time).
- -tom
Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
Tom Dickson wrote:
I'm watching the logs, and Samba is trying the following combinations for
_Get_Pwnam() with the name
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I'm watching the logs, and Samba is trying the following combinations for
_Get_Pwnam() with the name UserName in the domain DOMAIN:
domain+username
DOMAIN+UserName
DOMAIN+USERNAME
and then it trys:
username
UserName
USERNAME
however, all 6 fail
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The net commands work: net ads testjoin, net ads user (after a ticket is
created).
However, winbindd refuses to run correctly. It has an --set-auth-user
configured,
but the following commands don't work:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] samba]# wbinfo -p
Ping
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We have a samba 3.0.14a server connected via NT4 to an ADS domain, and after a
few
hours of access, winbind stops autheticating, and gives errors like this:
[2005/07/29 09:32:33, 1] nsswitch/winbindd_group.c:fill_grent_mem(133)
~ could not lookup
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We're using NT4 style authentication (security = domain) against an 2000 ADS
server.
I'll run that command the next time it happens.
- -tom
Guenther Deschner wrote:
| Hi,
|
| On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 07:33:28AM -0700, Tom Dickson wrote:
|
|We have
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Hello, all.
Last night, access to our samba server was interrupted, and the only thing I can
find is these repeated over and over again in the messages file:
Jul 8 07:44:15 knorr winbindd[24628]: cli_pipe: return critical error. Error
was
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If I setup a share:
[TEST]
~ path = /tmp
~ valid users = AD-nastest
I can connect to the share as the user nastest just fine.
But if I put a group that nastest is a member of:
[TEST]
~ path = /tmp
~ valid users = @AD+research-nastest
It fails.
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After 2GB of transfer, files stop being written by Samba. I keep getting
Jun 12 11:29:37 nasserver smbd[8715]: [2005/06/12 11:29:37, 0]
locking/posix.c:posix_fcntl_lock(656)
Jun 12 11:29:37 nasserver smbd[8715]: posix_fcntl_lock: WARNING: lock
:
| On Tue, 2005-06-14 at 11:09 -0700, Tom Dickson wrote:
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|After 2GB of transfer, files stop being written by Samba. I keep getting
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|
| Just curious, but what version of Samba are you running, and on what
| platform?
|
|
|Jun 12 11:29:37 nasserver smbd
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Has there been any progress on this bug?
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2695
We have an end user who is encountering it; and we currently don't have a
workaround for him.
I can pull level 10/100 logs from the system if you would like.
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If we open excel files on a samba share, and then save them, they become read
only
Is there an easy way to stop this?
- -tom
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I've a machine, and users if granted permission work, but if I grant a group
permissions, the user can't get access, even though both winbind and getent
report
that he is in that group.
Examples:
[CAD_BU2]
~comment = CAD_BU
~path =
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This machine is connected to a windows 2003 ADS server with SP1 and doesn't show
the members of domain users, could that be related?
- -tom
Tom Dickson wrote:
| I've a machine, and users if granted permission work, but if I grant a
| group
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I've winbindd running on Samba 3.0.11, and everything seems basically correct,
however, when I run getent group, the group DOMAIN+domain users has no members
listed.
But if I do id CORP+nastest I get this:
uid=10112(CORP+nastest) gid=10011(CORP+domain
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I was running a netbench performance test against Samba 3.0.11, and the test has
not been able to complete fully.
The samba logs contain lines such as this:
[2005/02/28 11:35:23, 1] smbd/service.c:make_connection_snum(645)
~ slave16 (192.168.133.116)
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O.K. I'm going to run this test again with logging up around 10 somewhere on a
clean install; hopefully that'll allow me to track it down.
I should have more information later today.
Jeremy Allison wrote:
| On Mon, Feb 28, 2005 at 12:56:47PM -0800, Tom
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Ah, tracked it down to the same problem I had last year:
http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2004-May/085624.html
Was using --set-auth-user with the wrong user. Perhaps some message could be
added; I'm emailing this to provide closure for google.
Tom
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Is this command secure?
net ads password [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You must supply an administrator username/password
I don't want to put my administrator password on the command line; but it won't
prompt me for it. Is there another way to
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Joining a mixed 2000 domain worked correctly for Samba 3.0.2a.
After upgrading to either samba 3.0.9 or 3.0.10, the net ads join command
completes successfully, and wbinfo -u returns a list of users, but any attempt
to
actually authenticate those
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O.k. I've nailed the change down to the upgrade from 3.0.2a to 3.0.3. I'm going
to
try and figure out what changed there.
Tom Dickson wrote:
| Joining a mixed 2000 domain worked correctly for Samba 3.0.2a.
|
| After upgrading to either samba 3.0.9
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Upgrading from 3.0.2a to 3.0.10 gives us a version of samba that joins the
domain
properly (2000 mixed mode, type ADS), and will list the users, but the following
message is repeated over and over in /var/log/samba/log.winbindd:
[2005/01/13 11:28:59,
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Does the Samba Netatalk VFS module in 3.0.8 work with the new version of
Netatalk (2.0.1)?
Thanks.
- -Tom
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We had 3.0.2a which worked fine. If you tried to open a file that the
ACLs wouldn't let you, you'd get access denied. We had follow
symlinks=no in smb.conf
Now with 3.0.8, and no other changes, we get a message about The file
has moved or otherwise
2097152. 56176 blocks available
smb: \B\
I'm trying it again with direct users in the ACLs instead of groups.
- -Tom
Jeremy Allison wrote:
| On Tue, Nov 16, 2004 at 04:07:15PM -0800, Tom Dickson wrote:
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I have a machine that is successfully joined to a ADS domain with 104,000
users. However, when I go to look at the ACLs for a file in a share, I
cannot select the domain when adding users, so that I only see the
default setup. Is there anything I need
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I have 104,000 users, some of which are in the OU:
ad.network.local\AD\People\IFAS\Hort
Is there an easy way to find all the users in this OU and grant them
access to a share?
Or do I have to list each user individually?
And if so, can I use net user
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They are in a 2000 ADS OU.
- -Tom
Matt Perkins wrote:
| Do the users exist in an OPENLDAP database or Windows Active Directory?
|
| On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 10:47, Tom Dickson wrote:
|
| I have 104,000 users, some of which are in the OU
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~ /usr/bin/net ads join -Udennisb
dennisb password:
[2004/11/02 17:31:56, 0] libads/ldap.c:ads_add_machine_acct(1006)
~ Host account for if-srv-hos1 already exists - modifying old account
[2004/11/02 17:31:56, 0] libads/ldap.c:ads_join_realm(1342)
~
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Is this something to worry about:
[2004/09/27 01:15:56, 0] lib/util_sock.c:get_peer_addr(952)
~ getpeername failed. Error was Transport endpoint is not connected
[2004/09/27 01:22:45, 0] lib/util_sock.c:get_peer_addr(952)
~ getpeername failed. Error
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I'm looking at the source code from
http://oss.snapappliance.com/3.1/Opus3.1.079.tgz which has a number of
improvements to the ACL handling code in Samba. However, the patches are
against Samba 3.0.0. Is anyone working on integrating them?
Otherwise,
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We're power failing a unit before it goes into production, and we've
noticed that every time we fail it during a data transfer, smbd loses
the domain connection. I've traced it down to the secrets.tdb file.
After a power failure, tdbdump secrets.tdb
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Tom Dickson wrote:
| We're power failing a unit before it goes into production, and we've
| noticed that every time we fail it during a data transfer, smbd loses
| the domain connection. I've traced it down to the secrets.tdb file.
| After a power
Then you are in violation of section 3 of the GPL as printed at
http://oss.snapappliance.com/license.html
Samba is licensed under the GPL, and the version in SNAP is modified. I'd
like the modifications.
The modifications available at oss.snapappliance.com are old.
-Tom
Hi Tom,
I am
On Fri, Jul 16, 2004 at 11:07:00AM -0700, Tom Dickson wrote:
Then you are in violation of section 3 of the GPL as printed at
http://oss.snapappliance.com/license.html
Samba is licensed under the GPL, and the version in SNAP is modified.
I'd
like the modifications.
The modifications
cosmetic debuging with samba
| about that but you will see another kind of problem will come up *g
| So i wouldnt invest to much time in debugging a feature which is simply
| rubbish from the creators of win and makes trouble in purly win networks
| too
| Best Regards
|
|
| Tom Dickson schrieb
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My users are complaining that to remove Everyone permissions from a
folder's ACL they have to Deny all permissions. This causes a Windows
warning to appear: You have denied everyone access to New Folder. No
one will be able to access New Folder and
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For example,
smbclient //sambaserv/share -U administrator
Password:
smb aclmod booog
or something like that?
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(sorry about the resend forgot limits)
I've got CA Arcserve 9.0 working (sorta) by changing /etc/sysconfig/i18n
(Redhat 7.3 here) to:
LANG=en_US.utf8
SUPPORTED=en_US.iso885915:en_US:en_US.utf8;en
SYSFONT=lat0-sun16
SYSFONTACM=iso15
The issue I'm having
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Is this standard?
Q:\tempdir
~ Volume in drive Q is tomsshare
~ Volume Serial Number is 0B97-4CF6
05/19/2004 01:23p DIR Thomas Dickson Directory
~ 0 File(s) 0 bytes
~ 3 Dir(s) 719,507,685,376
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After upgrading from 3.0.2 to 3.0.3 in a Windows 2000 Native Domain
environment, 9x clients can't connect and wbinfo -t doesn't work:
bash-2.05a# wbinfo -t
checking the trust secret via RPC calls failed
error code was NT_STATUS_PIPE_NOT_AVAILABLE
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If I use the smbtorture available at
ftp://ftp.samba.org/pub/tridge/dbench, I get the following options:
tests are: FDPASS LOCK1 LOCK2 LOCK3 UNLINK BROWSE ATTR TRANS2 MAXFID
TORTURE RANDOMIPC NBW95 NBWNT
default test is ALL
But the smbtorture compiled
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What is the standard procedure for making edits of smb.conf take hold?
For example, what I'm seeing is a share that has given R/W access to a
user named Tom, when I change Tom to read only, he is still able to
write to that share until I stop Samba
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netbios name = poweredge
in /etc/samba/smb.conf should help, also look at the
/etc/sysconfig/network file could be useful, too.
- -Tom
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I've joined Samba to the domain, and everything seems to work fine.
Clients can login to their windows 2000 machines and access the Samba
server, which authenticates using kerberos to the 2003 AD controller.
However, if I logon ON the 2003 AD
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|Clients can login to their windows 2000
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I have a test unit that has the following network configuration:
eth0 inet addr:10.73.0.105 Bcast:10.73.255.255 Mask:255.255.0.0
eth1 inet addr:10.111.0.1 Bcast:10.255.255.255 Mask:255.0.0.0
with the following routes:
Kernel IP
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It is easy to script creation of unix users; does anyone know an easy
way to script the creation of windows 2000 active directory users?
Thank you,
- -Tom
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After about a day of running samba 3.0.0, I get the following problem:
bash-2.05a# smbclient //192.168.1.23/data -U UseRNaMe
Password:
session setup failed: NT_STATUS_NO_LOGON_SERVERS
If I restart winbind, it starts working for 24 hours more.
This is
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If WINS is running, I can do nmblookup -S controller.
But if WINS is not running, I can do a nmap of the machine and see
kerberos, ldap, ldaps, and kpasswd running. Which of these would be a
good test to see if a machine is an ADS controller?
- -Tom
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The only way to debug this is to bump the samba log level up to 5 or 10
and then see what the clients are sending on the wire.
- -Tom
Thiago Lima wrote:
|
| I'm using samba 3.0.1 as a file server, with no domain.
|
| All my users are
compile Samba with-acl-support?
|
| Thanks, Hai
|
|
|Tom Dickson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/24/03 21:49 PM
|
| I don't see WITH_ACL so I'm going to guess no.
|
| Hai Wu wrote:
| | Thanks. I am still not sure whether option with-acl-support has been
| compiled in the smbd.
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Have you given it time for the WINS cache to activate (Can take up to 15
mins)?
Is nmbd running?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Hi all,
|
|
| I am using samba 3.0.1 LDAP PDC on suse 8.2. smbclinet command is not
| listing domain ( work group
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Samba 3.0.1 + OpenLDAP can emulate many if not all of the functionality
of ADS. Permissions and ACLs definitly work, but may take some research
getting used to.
Please see the Samba HOWTO, which is very detailed:
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/
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smbd -b
- -Tom
Hai Wu wrote:
| How can I tell if option with-acl-support is compiled in Solaris smbd?
|
| Here's the output using ldd:
| bash-2.05$ ldd /usr/local/samba/sbin/smbd
| libldap.so.2 = /usr/lib/libldap.so.2
| liblber.so.2
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I don't see WITH_ACL so I'm going to guess no.
Hai Wu wrote:
| Thanks. I am still not sure whether option with-acl-support has been
compiled in the smbd.
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The IPC$ share and (I think) the ADMIN$ share are used for communication
between windows clients. IPC = inter process communication. Samba sets
them up for you, as they are necessary with newer clients. Try a
smbclient on a windows box and you should
wrote:
| Tom Dickson wrote:
|
| You still need UNIX users and groups, but you don't need to create
| them by hand; winbind can take care of that for you.
|
| Other than the buzzword of ADS, there is not much different between
| ADS and NT4 style auth (at least to the user, the protocals are
| different
You still need UNIX users and groups, but you don't need to create them
by hand; winbind can take care of that for you.
Other than the buzzword of ADS, there is not much different between ADS
and NT4 style auth (at least to the user, the protocals are different).
I'd look at the winbind
.3.2 | grep BRAND
| KRB5_BRAND: krb5-1-3-final 1.3 20030708
|
| I'm running Mandrake 9.2
|
| Thank You Samba Team!
| Tim
|
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| OK. I've done some more research, and here's what I get.
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| smbd
for ent_dm.tst and 101.00 for dm.tst on a P4
system with 512 MB RAM.
Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Tom Dickson
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In windows 2000 I'm getting:
FAiled to verify incoming ticket!
in log.smbd. wbinfo -a gives me
error code was NT_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER
klist seems to work, and smbclient from localhost works, but trying to
access the share from the domain
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OK. I've done some more research, and here's what I get.
smbd --version
Version 3.0.0
strings libkrb5.so.3.2 | grep BRAND
KRB5_BRAND: krb5-1-3-1-final 1.3.1 20030730
Everything seems to work, but trying to access the Samba server results in:
Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
| Tom Dickson wrote:
| | OK. I've done some more research, and here's what I get.
| |
| | smbd --version
| | Version 3.0.0
| |
| | strings libkrb5.so.3.2 | grep BRAND
| | KRB5_BRAND: krb5-1-3-1-final 1.3.1 20030730
| |
| | Everything seems to work, but trying to access
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If you run net join ads and it works, then there should be a new
computer in the Computers container in ADS, and if winbind is working
correctly,
wbinfo -u
wbinfo -g
wbinfo -a will then see if you can get authenticated.
Also, klist should show
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Hello all!
I get this warning message when running:
rpm -Uvh samba-3.0.1pre3-1.src.rpm
rpmbuild -bb samba3.spec
Compiling smbd/trans2.c
In file included from include/sysquotas.h:32,
~ from include/smb.h:421,
~ from
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Why doesn't anyone tell us about these book signings?
Will you be in San Diego anytime? We've two copies and would love to get
a signed one.
- -Tom Dickson
InoStor, Inc.
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Hello!
I recently upgraded my samba system with samba 3, and now I'm starting
to use the recycle vfs, that I was not using in my previous
instalations. My problem is the following:
I have normaly
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net ads join doesn't say anything sometimes.
Does kinit [EMAIL PROTECTED] work correctly?
If it does, try bumping up the log level to 5 or 10 and try again.
Also, you should be able to ping the FQDN of the ADS server, etc.
Also, you may want to try
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knorr smbd[5439]: [2003/10/31 10:27:02, 0]
lib/util_sock.c:get_socket_addr(919)
knorr smbd[5439]: getpeername failed. Error was Transport endpoint is
not connected
knorr smbd[5439]: [2003/10/31 10:27:02, 0]
lib/util_sock.c:write_socket_data(388)
in the release or is something
misconfigured?
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Well, ze work is done, sir. It went up on slashdot at 3 AM saturday, at
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/10/24/224227
Initial response seems to be good, many comments similar to yours, Kurt.
Thank you for the notice!
- -Tom
Kurt Pfeifle
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The share permissions override everything else.
You can manage the share permissions through the MMC (not sure how to do
this; check the HOWTO).
So, you'll have to add terry to the share list first.
This is the same as sharing a folder under Windows;
support, will
winbind correctly continue to use the same Windows Username to Linux UID
mapping so that ACLs don't have to be redone?
Thank you.
- -Tom Dickson
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This is to make it easier to script wbinfo for nas appliances using
expect to allow passwords with characters that bash doesn't like: '!*\,%
etc. This also prevents the password from being seen by ps auwx which
some may consider to be a security risk.
- -Tom Dickson
InoStor Corporation
13000 Gregg
it'll be rpm dependecy hell
- -Tom Dickson
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You need a period after your hosts allow for 192.168.0.
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wrote:
| After I had installed samba,I can used smbclient -L 127.0.0.1to view
my share resource,but when I type
| stevens# smbclient -L 192.168.0.19 --This is my ip
| added interface
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Here is the issue, and why the Samba list is basically unable to do
anything:
If you send a message to the Samba list, it gets resent to everyone on
the list. This message will contain a FROM: line, showing an email address.
There are people on this
your work!
- -Tom Dickson
InoStor, Inc.
http://www.inostor.com
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Try doing smbclient -l //servername -U username%password
then you should see a share named [username]
Other than that, I don't know.
Windows network neighborhood will not see all the shares, as some are
hidden. They will only see theirs, as [homes]
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No. Samba will check (and reload if necessary) your smb.conf once a
minute, I think.
- -Tom
LeVA wrote:
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Look at the
include =
line.
If you did:
include = /home/%u/.smb.conf
then I think you'd have what you need.
- -Tom
LeVA wrote:
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| I need a user defined config file for samba. I mean there must be a file
| called ~/.samba.conf or
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First off, %U doesn't work in rc2 and earlier.
Secondly, if you're running samba 3 rc4, try:
valid users = %D+%U
Because if you're using winbind, your UNIX name is DOMAIN+UserName, and
%D is domain.
If that fails, try:
write list = %D+%U
which
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You need to be the wins server for both subnets.
See the browsing chapter at
http://us2.samba.org/samba/devel/docs/html/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.html
Hope this helps.
- -Tom
Jeevan wrote:
| Hi all,
| I am new to Samba world.
| May be I am asking the
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This may be an artifact of the way Windows/UNIX differ in file deletion.
In UNIX, you can delete a file that is open, and the file will remain
readable by the process, but the moment that process closes the file, it
is deleted. Deleting the directory
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Be sure that you have it setup to run passwd/smbpasswd as root to change
the password.
See the HOWTO at
http://us1.samba.org/samba/devel/docs/html/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.html
If you're not using 3.0, try
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What version of Samba are you using? 3.0.0rc2 had some issues with macro
expansion; you may have found another one.
I think rc4 removed some of the parameters (%G %U) from some lines.
If %S works, I'd use it. You could also try:
read only = no
valid
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Try upgrading to 3.0.0rc4 (It fixed an issue with Valid Users line.)
If it still occurs, I'd enter a bug.
- -Tom
SerpentMage (Christian Gross) wrote:
| Tom Dickson wrote:
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You're using an invalid IP address (it's a public one, and begins with a
zero which may confuse things). I'd recommend you set the linux box to
10.0.0.1 and the Windows box to 10.0.0.2, both with a netmask of
255.0.0.0 and a broadcast of 10.255.255.255
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Try a share setup like this:
[%U]
path=/home/%U/homedir
write list=%D+%U
read only=no
Note that if you're not in a Windows 2k PDC situtation, you'll want
write list=%U.
- -Tom
Raymond wrote:
| Installed Samba 3.0RC4 on a RH80 box.
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| Need [homes]
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Have you looked at winbind? It allows you to not have to manually create
the Unix accounts, as it integrates with nsswitch.
- -Tom
Lars Wiberg wrote:
| To follow up on this, I have been studying the documentation more
| intensively yesterday evening,
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Did you get a ticket with kinit?
See
http://us2.samba.org/samba/devel/docs/html/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.html#ads-member
Hope this helps. :)
- -Tom
Dulantha Peiris wrote:
| Hi Guys,
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| I'm having trouble with joining a W2K3 Native Mode Domain.
| Can
of
Authenticated Users under Windows 2000).
- -Tom Dickson
John H Terpstra wrote:
| On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, Lars Wiberg wrote:
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|I'm sorry if this post came through already ...
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|Hi,
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|I'm working on a project where the plan is to place a number of Samba
|servers on different locations as file
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Do you have WINS enabled on the server, with the clients setup to ask it
for the Domain?
3 minutes sounds like the time it takes for a domain master browser
election to take place.
Livius Penter wrote:
| Hi,
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| at our local computer pool in the school
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I think thank the Power Users group is a LOCAL group, i.e., it only
exists on the machine that it is created on.
You probably want another group.
SerpentMage (Christian Gross) wrote:
| Ok, I apologize if this question has come up. I searched the
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Do you have a valid users line? It may override write list.
I'd recommend:
valid users = bob, @GILMAN+techs
read only = yes
write list = @GILMAN+techs
(There is also a param: read list or some such)
- -Tom
Mark Carrara wrote:
| Yes getent group
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Run ipconfig (windows nt, 2k,etc) or winipcfg (win 9x) from a command
window and see if it gives you a WINS SERVER ip address.
If it doesn't, look in the network settings and change the wins server
from Allocate WINS through DHCP (or something like
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If they are using Samba at the same time, you could probably do
something with the output of smbstatus.
But it might require Perl tricks :)
- -Tom
Max Harvey wrote:
| Hi list members.
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| There probably isn't an answer for this, but just in case
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If you can't find the DOMAIN, I would suspect a WINS server issue.
Look both at the log.nmbd file in /var/log/samba, and also check that
your windows clients have their wins server set correctly: either
ipconfig
under Windows NT and sons, or
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Does the command getent group work?
You should see the group as a unix group with members.
- -Tom
Mark Carrara wrote:
| I am using Samba ver 2.2.8 as a domain member server. I am using
| Winbind for user authorization. I have my home shares
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