Hi Jelmer,
(attached the patch now...,sorry:-)
I have changed the auth subsystem to use our new module stuff...
I also add 'samstrict_dc' witch is checks the domain str for all our
netbios aliases and our own domain id we're a logon server...
I let abartlet change the default auth methods
Is there way to obtain the same result thant 'smbstatus -b'
(ie knowing who is logged in which computer) when the PDC
is a not a Samba one ?
Is there a way to request this type of query on a NT PDC ?
(third party {linux|win32} tools / urls welcomed)
Or is there another way to do it via network
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On Sat, 14 Dec 2002, Ken Cross wrote:
Guys:
While running NetBench against SAMBA_3_0, there appears to be a memory
leak. The smbd process just keeps growing and I eventually see things
like this in the log:
We're trying to track down
Hi,
I just changed in smb.conf the use spnego setting from no to yes, and now it
works fine.
It's funny, I don't understand it, but in fact, our windows-admin-team can
live a lot better with this ;-)
CU, Lars.
Steven Tamm wrote:
Sorry if this is not the right forum, but the documents on the website kind
of implied I should send this to the list.
I needed to get wins resolution added on Solaris to nsswitch specifically
for gethostbyname. The problem was that libnss_wins.so didn't include the
Title: RE: ntfs issue
Note that he didn't say he was mounting the NTFS disk remotely. He could be dual booting this host, and he may need to use the disk in both environments.
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From: Steve Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 9:54 PM
Hmm ... I updated SAMBA_3_0 from cvs last night, re-built and it fixed
it. It's certainly not obvious what code changes from late last week
affected it, though. Go figure.
Thanks,
Ken
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Gerald
(Jerry)
Hi!
Is there any possibility to not only shut down but to power off a remote
(w2k) machine with the net rpc shutdown command?
I'd really need it because some users tend to be too lazy to power off
their machines.
Please help me.
Willi
Willi,
Most PCs that use ATX power supplies will turn themselves off after a
shutdown. If your PCs do, then using 'net rpc shutdown' should start the
shutdown process, which once completed, the PC (not samba) is
responsible for turning itself off. I have seen some ATX systems that
won't turn
The configure.in script defines SUNOS5 if the host_os is solaris. I wasn't
questioning whether or not the predefine was correct, I was questioning
whether it was appropriate, considering that in the configure.in
winbind_nss_solaris is included on HPUX. So the wins.c solaris portion
probably also
The change Arcady suggested did not solve the problem. I have level 10
logs of what's going on but I can't make heads or tails out of it. I
seem some errors about INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER, Returning NULL Devicemode!.
I am going to post as small portion of the log, as it seems to be the
problem.
Hi Simo,
here's a possible fix...
there's a new problem now.
include/proto.h:354: warning: `struct parse_string' declared inside
parameter list
did you forgot a genparse.h
metze
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Stefan metze Metzmacher [EMAIL
Thanks for the great debugging. Try the following patch and see if
it corrects all your issues.
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Quoting Herb Lewis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) from 16 December 2002:
Thanks for the great debugging. Try the following patch and see if
it corrects all your issues.
Yes, this looks good from a quick test. We shall see if it passes
the amanda test for backing up the data this evening. I'll report
Hi.
We have a samba server running version 2.2.5 on kernel 2.4.18 with the SGI XFS patch. The shared
volume consists of an XFS partition on a 3-ware raid5 controller. The network connection is via a 4
port bonded pipe to the switch.
We notice that the samba CPU usage during write operations
Has anyone tried NT_TRANSACT_IOCTL for sparse files over SMB? Natively in
Windows sparseness never seems to be an implied aspect of a write beyond
EOF but it could be a nice performance win to do so. Both client and server
side are interesting.
See
it has not changed from alpha21
(which also segfaulted)
a20 did not segfault
i'm compiling with --with-ldapsam and --with-tdbsam
tried both with and without steve's latest debian patches.
as noted in the last check in (a month ago)
Removed global_myworkgroup, global_myname,
the printing tdbs are ending up in
/var/run/samba/printing
seems like those should be in cache...
its not a problem with the rules file
LOCKDIR is getting set to /var/cache/samba
PIDDIR is /var/run/samba
i don't understand what is happening with tdb files in printing.c
so I don't now how to
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 10:49:02PM -0500, Bradley W. Langhorst wrote:
the printing tdbs are ending up in
/var/run/samba/printing
seems like those should be in cache...
its not a problem with the rules file
LOCKDIR is getting set to /var/cache/samba
PIDDIR is /var/run/samba
i don't
Title: Kerberized SMB client? User level SMB client?
Hi,
I am trying to do PKINT from SMB/CIFS client on several UNIX platforms.
1. Is there an open-sourced, Kerberized SMB/CIFS client on UNIX?
2. If not ... I guess I have to Kerberize an SMB/CIFS client. In that case, I would like to
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 08:05:36PM -0800, Naomaru Itoi wrote:
I am trying to do PKINT from SMB/CIFS client on several UNIX platforms.
1. Is there an open-sourced, Kerberized SMB/CIFS client on UNIX?
2. If not ... I guess I have to Kerberize an SMB/CIFS client. In that case,
I would like to
Title: RE: Kerberized SMB client? User level SMB client?
Thanks, Steve,
I was actually asking about SMB/CIFS client *filesystem*. Excuse me for being unclear ...
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