Hi,
I added a patch for 2.2.5, which was reported in Samba-JP.
This patch includes following corrections.
- more appropriate use of cast and const word
- more appropriate use of macro
- fixed some problems of multibyte characters
- fixed prototype definition
- fixed some typo, etc
This
Is there, was there ever such a limith ?
I was called by an larger ISP here.
Samba server Unix only handles 32 security groups he claimed.
Anyone sheer some lights ?
Possibly that Linux allows a user to be in a max of 32 groups?
Do you have more info?
Not realy. Just that it
Oke,
When you run nmbd on a laptop and don't launch it from inetd but run it
directly as nmbd -D then nmbd shuts down when you disconnect the laptop,
because there are no more subnets.
nmbd/nmbd.c:reload_interfaces(259)
reload_interfaces: No subnets to listen to. Shutting down...
So
Hi all
I compiled Samba 2.2.5 and tested, everything was as normal
I compiled Samba 2.2.5 with acl support and now anyone who can log into
the box can add delete modify files etc reguardless of the permissions.
I am using Irix 6.5 (SGI) and the samba box is a member of a windows
2000
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jul 15 19:47:35 2002
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I added Andreas Gruenbacher. He is the one who works on the Linux ACL
implementation.
Preamble. Noting that star supports saving and restoring Posix ACLs for at
least Linux, and
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jul 15 23:51:30 2002
The SEC_DESC contains the Owner SID and the Primary Group SID of the Owner
of the file, along with the ACL, which can contain both positive ACEs
(allow) and negative ACEs (deny) as well as AUDIT and something else ACEs.
Mmm, Audit
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jul 16 00:10:48 2002
Storing a sid and rid would perhaps be a better way to do it as you may
not be able to resolve the username or domain due to network problems or
that the sid is a foreign sid from a non-trusted domain.
OK, you are right. Storing as
Hi Joerg
NT uses a different security mechanism than unix
The only security token available is the SID (no uid no gid)
The SID can identify not only users but also groups and maybe other
entities. And you do not know, given a SID only what it is exactly.
And there are also chances that at the
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Joerg Schilling wrote:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jul 16 00:10:48 2002
Storing a sid and rid would perhaps be a better way to do it as you may
not be able to resolve the username or domain due to network problems or
that the sid is a foreign sid from a non-trusted
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Sorry to post this here because it has NOTHING to do with samba (yet)
but I didn't know where else to turn!
If some of you get a chance please test out my flash instant messenger?
http://matt.g33x.com
-- Matt
I'm working on very old code. I mostly need protocol advice.
this thing is working a lot better than it used to now but it's not
perfect. I discovered that if I make a request for a very large number
of very long group names that I'll wind up getting a Transaction
Response[transaction
On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 06:59:31PM -0700, Ben Johnson wrote:
The problem comes when, after I succeed in getting a very large list of
group names, I ask for another. The second request fails and I get an
NT error code of STATUS_PIPE_BUSY. Does anyone know what that means?
The latest school
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