Hi,
why not export with pdbedit and then import it again ?!
no converting needed... (except for smb.conf that is.)
cheers.
On 25-5-2012 0:01, Gaiseric Vandal wrote:
Just what is in the documentation on samba.org.
Anything involving plain-text authentication seems to be discouraged.
On
or/and
... qtype[2] id[501]: Invalid argument
above version of samba does not seem to be able to recognize
FS(ext4) quotas,
could you gents.ladies shed some light please? very much
appreciated.
regards
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I found « username map [script] » directive in smb.conf man page. I've
tested P1234=jdoe and it's works. Next is to make a one line script to make
this dynamic ^^
Another solution was to make a proxy LDAP instead of a replica.
Thanks for the help !
If anyone have another idea, i'm open :)
Hello,
trying to join a Windows 7 64-Bit PC to a Samba PDC (3.6.5) fails with message
Domain not found or no connection possible. After some testing I found that
the problem was caused by the Samba-parameter unix charset = ISO8859-1.
When I start the nmbd with same config-file just without the
Hmm, i played around with this nss_ldap, also with the rfc2307 from winbind
looks all nice, but samba4 does not have posix scheme loaded
and filled for users by default.
if i make a new user, it will not have the posix attributes.
and the attributes are not auto set (no uid, gid)
so yeh it can
Il 25/05/2012 09:57, Marcel Ritter ha scritto:
our setup looks much like yours:
One domain FAUAD containing all our users, and several
domains containing computer objects (and maybe local users).
To prevent inconsistencies in user/group membership, we'd like
to use nss/pam winbind on
Hello,
I am using samba 3.5 (Red Hat Linux 6) which comes with idmap_hash plugin.
I have put the following in smb.conf:
workgroup = WORKGROUP
password server = *
security = domain
idmap backend = hash
idmap uid = 500-33554431
idmap gid = 500-33554431
winbind nss info = hash
Hi,
Thanks for pointing me to this bug. I'm not sure whether it's the same
thing happening here though.
Because at first everything was running fine. The only thing I did was
backing up the sytem using rsync, which
did not preserve the extended attributes.
But as I said, copying those
Hi,
I'm trying to join samba 4 alpha 20 to my windows 2003 AD domain and I get this
error:
Adding SPNs to CN=SAMBADC1,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=montecarlotv,DC=com,DC=uy
Setting account password for SAMBADC1$
Enabling account
Calling bare provision
Join failed - cleaning up
checking
Now thats brilliant, elegant and simple.
Thanks Collen, looking forward to trying it.
- aurf
On May 25, 2012, at 2:31 AM, Collen wrote:
Hi,
why not export with pdbedit and then import it again ?!
no converting needed... (except for smb.conf that is.)
cheers.
On 25-5-2012 0:01,
pbdedit will export the Windows password from the SambaNTPassword
field (won't it?)
My understanding was the pGina was using the unix password in the
userPassword field?Or am I wrong?
On 05/25/12 09:36, aurfalien wrote:
Now thats brilliant, elegant and simple.
Thanks Collen, looking
I am using pGina for authing, correct.
But when I map drive shares, I'll need some kind of authing mechanism.
My desire was this;
Since I already auth the user during there pGina login to Windows, I did not
want to auth again for drive mapping to a Samba server.
But... since this SSO doesn't
I would also like to add that since Samba and in effect Windows does not behave
like Nix with regards to who you are and what you are trying to do, looks like
I will have to integrate PDC functionality into my LDAP server :(
Man, this easily quadruples my over all LDAP database, gross.
But at
I understand what you are trying to accomplish.
However I do not know which LDAP field is used for the pGina
password- I believe it is userPassword but I am not sure.
If seems to me you have three options
1. Crack the unix passwords so you can create matching windows passwords.
2. Configure
Hi, thanks for your reply:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:51 AM, Aaron E. ssures...@gmail.com wrote:
First, I'm not sure if your speaking of samba4 or just upgrading your s3
domain structure .. my comments are based on samba4 hope it helps ..
Actually I was thinking about using a stable version of
Hi:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 8:01 AM, Daniel Müller muel...@tropenklinik.de wrote:
IN a such great environment like yours I would suggest having several PDCs
in replication mode.
Is this possible to implement with Samba 3.x?
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On 5/25/2012 7:48 AM, Jason Voorhees wrote:
Hi, thanks for your reply:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:51 AM, Aaron E.ssures...@gmail.com wrote:
First, I'm not sure if your speaking of samba4 or just upgrading your s3
domain structure .. my comments are based on samba4 hope it helps ..
Actually
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 12:56:50PM +0200, Ralf Aumueller wrote:
Hello,
trying to join a Windows 7 64-Bit PC to a Samba PDC (3.6.5) fails with message
Domain not found or no connection possible. After some testing I found that
the problem was caused by the Samba-parameter unix charset =
Hi Jorell,
On 25/05/12 16:57, Jorell wrote:
On 5/25/2012 7:48 AM, Jason Voorhees wrote:
Hi, thanks for your reply:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:51 AM, Aaron E.ssures...@gmail.com wrote:
First, I'm not sure if your speaking of samba4 or just upgrading your s3
domain structure .. my comments are
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 09:49:12AM -0500, Jason Voorhees wrote:
Hi:
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 8:01 AM, Daniel Müller muel...@tropenklinik.de
wrote:
IN a such great environment like yours I would suggest having several PDCs
in replication mode.
Is this possible to implement with Samba
On 05/25/2012 06:26 PM, Lukasz Zalewski wrote:
Hi Jorell,
On 25/05/12 16:57, Jorell wrote:
On 5/25/2012 7:48 AM, Jason Voorhees wrote:
To manage group policies you install Group Policy Management Console
(gpmc.msi) on a windows workstation connected to the domain.
Hi
Is there Group Policy
Hello,
I am trying to compile Samba 3.6.5 from the official tarball, I am
following the how-to from samba.org and run into several errors like the
following example when I try to run configure from the source3 directory:
configure: failed program was:
| /* confdefs.h */
I am running Ubuntu 10.04
I have a 3-node GPFS on Linux Cluster (3.4.0-12) with Samba 3.6.5
The problem is with file locking across the Cluster.
Windows Client-1 maps the GPFS directory-1 from GPFS node-1 and initiates a
Write of File-1
Windows Client-2 maps the GPFS directory-1 from GPFS node-2 and should only
have READ
In my smb.conf file, I currently I have a user share definition as:
[userdir]
path = /samba/%U
writeable = yes
The problem is, the user pool is in the tens of thousands, so it is not
practical to have that many directories within /samba.
I'd like to somehow dynamically configure the
The branch, master has been updated
via e17fa58 s3:smbd: move global smbd_msg_state to smbXsrv_connection
via 167cccb s3:smbd: move global koplocks to smbd_server_connection
via 3a66ee1 s3:smbd: pass smbd_server_connection to
should_notify_deferred_opens()
via
The autobuild test system has detected an intermittent failing test in
the current master tree.
The autobuild log of the failure is available here:
http://git.samba.org/autobuild.flakey/2012-05-25-1950/flakey.log
The samba3 build logs are available here:
The branch, master has been updated
via 0bf6ec8 s3:selftest: run smbtorture3 CLEANUP3 in the s3dc:local
environment
via 68d03f2 s3: Test whether get_share_mode_lock cleans up stale
processes
via 58dff07 s3: Do not check the PIDs is parse_share_modes
via 50fdb32
The branch, master has been updated
via 518484a dns_hosts_file: move to a separate subsystem
via 337353b s3-configure.in: when ADS support is disabled, unset
HAVE_GSSAPI
from 0bf6ec8 s3:selftest: run smbtorture3 CLEANUP3 in the s3dc:local
environment
The branch, master has been updated
via e7e6276 s3-utils: Use ads_do_search_retry in net ads search
via 0da10c8 s3-libads: Use a reducing page size to try and cope with a
slow LDAP server
via b9217a8 s3-winbindd: Always map the LDAP error code to an NTSTATUS
via
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