On 30/07/13 04:27 PM, Mike wrote:
My network currently has the following server running Samba 3 as a
standalone server to 50 client boxes: Linux a1 2.6.35.7 #3 SMP Samba
Version 3.5.6. Currently, no true NT Domain Controller, in Windows speak -
it's a Workgroup only.
I have another server that
On 01/04/13 07:55 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
On 03/30/2013 11:45 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 30/03/13 08:38 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
Hey Y'all,
I've been trying for months to get samba to share my printer with my
wife's Win XP machine. I've RTFM, and spent hours on google to no
avail.
I can't
On 03/04/13 09:09 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
On 04/03/2013 09:02 AM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 01/04/13 07:55 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
On 03/30/2013 11:45 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 30/03/13 08:38 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
Hey Y'all,
I've been trying for months to get samba to share my printer with my
On 01/04/13 04:18 PM, fromsamba.bitbucke...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
When trying to copy files to/from a Windows file server from/to
another Windows machine, at times the Windows Explorer application
will just hang. This could be due the server being less than
responsive, or some other reason.
On 30/03/13 08:38 PM, Mark LaPierre wrote:
Hey Y'all,
I've been trying for months to get samba to share my printer with my
wife's Win XP machine. I've RTFM, and spent hours on google to no avail.
I can't see the printer from Windows so I can't mount it up. Nothing
appears in the logs.
I just went through the ordeal of renaming a Windows user account (from
the previous incumbent's name to the position title, so I won't have to
repeat this). Everything went smoothly. The account has access to the
programs and files that it previously did. The roaming profile is being
updated
On 14/02/13 06:52 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
I just went through the ordeal of renaming a Windows user account
(from the previous incumbent's name to the position title, so I won't
have to repeat this). Everything went smoothly. The account has access
to the programs and files that it previously did
I've installed Windows 7 64/Pro on a former XP/Pro workstation connected
to Samba domain (Debian/Squeeze - v3.5.6). Prior to doing this, I saved
the settings using the Windows Easy Transfer tool to create a 13G file
on a USB stick.
I completed the install of Windows 7 and joined the
On 14/12/12 04:29 PM, Aaron Wood wrote:
Hello All,
Today I was able to implement Samba4 as a DC with AD in a test
environment. I eventually got it all working and was able to join the
domain from two different virtual machines. I was also able to set up
a roaming profile share and configure
If you want the CIFS permissions to be set correctly, use the Samba/CIFS
tools to set them (ie. set them from the client. Don't set them using
Unix permissions on the server).
Your example shows you setting the group to managegroup but your
smb.conf forces the group to management. Which is
On 12/12/12 02:07 PM, J Gao wrote:
Thank you Gary for the help.
On 12-12-12 09:45 AM, Gary Dale wrote:
If you want the CIFS permissions to be set correctly, use the Samba/CIFS
tools to set them (ie. set them from the client. Don't set them using
Unix permissions on the server).
I don't
On 12/12/12 05:18 PM, J Gao wrote:
On 12-12-12 12:52 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 12/12/12 02:07 PM, J Gao wrote:
Thank you Gary for the help.
On 12-12-12 09:45 AM, Gary Dale wrote:
If you want the CIFS permissions to be set correctly, use the
Samba/CIFS
tools to set them (ie. set them from
On 12/12/12 08:01 PM, J Gao wrote:
On 12-12-12 03:02 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 12/12/12 05:18 PM, J Gao wrote:
On 12-12-12 12:52 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
On 12/12/12 02:07 PM, J Gao wrote:
Thank you Gary for the help.
On 12-12-12 09:45 AM, Gary Dale wrote:
If you want the CIFS permissions
When you are using samba to connect, the user, group and file permission
get passed through it. Rather than trying to force a particular user,
try mapping the Windows (samba) user to the local (server) user tommy.
On 25/11/12 10:10 AM, Dietrich Hentschel wrote:
Hi,
I want connect a linux
On 09/10/12 04:17 PM, 鱼 wrote:
Hi,
I would like to share a main folder (main) with everyone but have different
access rights to a subfolder of main (subfolder) with 2 groups. Is it
possible that this can be done with samba?
Regards
LC
You do it the same way that you do it on a Windows server.
On 10/09/12 01:52 PM, Nitin Thakur wrote:
hi guys
I managed to setup the share. I am able to access the share with IP address,
but as soon as I try to do it via hostname, I get a user name and password pop
up, which always fail to authenticate. Any setting I am missing?
Thanks
nitin
I'm
On 24/06/11 09:46 AM, John G. Heim wrote:
I'm setting up a new linux fileserver and I was wondering if samba
likes one filesystem more than another. I have to format a 1.8Tb
partition sometime today and I'll probably do ext3 unless samba
prefers something else.
We have a lot more linux
On 18/02/11 08:49 AM, Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Is there a way for a user to run a job on the server?
In particular, I want to implement a 'one click' backup using rsync.
An icon on the desktop would do something (in a batch script maybe or
some canned program) that would run a job under their
On 18/02/11 03:58 PM, Chris Smith wrote:
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 3:26 PM, Macwebreg.samba@panscend.com wrote:
May be a forum would be better?
Forums suck.
Mailling lists are good.
An NNTP newsgroup might even be better - but they seem to have gone
the way of the Dodo as the
Are you sure it's not a permissions problem? Have the Windows 7 machines
been properly added to the domain? Are the user accounts enabled?
Sorry, I have no Windows 7 clients to test things on. However, whenever
I've had similar problems, it's been an account setup problem, not a
Samba
On 30/12/10 03:56 PM, Christ Schlacta wrote:
I have some shares on a media server that are considdered Local,
offline content, namely they should be accessible if the rest of the
network is down, and each system has it's own group of users who are
allowed to maintain it. the media servers in
On 28/12/10 06:43 PM, Francois Lafont wrote:
tdb for the backend?
The easiest way to get things working is to stop fighting the
distributors. Ubuntu gives you a fully functioning basic Samba
configuration. SWAT allows you to easily configure it to add shares,
printers, etc..
Breaking
On 28/12/10 06:44 AM, Francois Lafont wrote:
Hello everybody,
I don't understand why the uid isn't correct in the /etc/samba/smbpasswd
file. My OS is Ubuntu 10.04. Some precise explanations below:
#---
# smbd -V
Version 3.4.7
# testparm -s
On 05/10/10 11:51 AM, Jack Downes wrote:
The behavior is different from the 3.2.5 version I used to use. I have
server that handles some 504 printers for the hospital serving some 2k
users. The ratio really isn't that bad, about 150 of those printers are
specialty label printers.
I moved to
On 04/10/10 05:55 PM, scott_st...@trendmicro.com wrote:
OK, I can do that. In production this box will not be CIFS-mounted by Linux
machines, but I wanted to do the iozone benchmarks so I could compare
apples-to-apples vs. NFS. I will go hunt down and repackage a newer CIFS
client for
Please don't hijack threads.
You could try something like /etc/init.d/samba restart (or your local
equivalent) to the end of perl script.
--
hello
I have cups printing with cups 1.4.4. I'm using the included
smbaddprinter.pl command to add
but interrupt
the operation... and I get an Operation could not be completed
error. Which makes sense...
On 10/ 4/10 04:21 PM, Gary Dale wrote:
Please don't hijack threads.
You could try something like /etc/init.d/samba restart (or your local
equivalent) to the end of perl script
On 24/09/10 11:53 AM, Osmany wrote:
Greetings,
I would like some help figuring this out. I really don't know what to do
anymore. whenever I try to join an XP machine to the domain it comes up
that username or password is not correct. However I know that the
credentials are correct, but when I
This happens sometimes when a local mail server rejects a message as
spam because it contains words in a different language than used
locally. Your original post did make it to the samba list. The spam
message fortunately only went to the original sender (you). Someone on
the list however
On 19/09/10 07:55 PM, Philippe LeCavalier wrote:
Gary,
On Fri, 2010-09-17 at 14:21 -0400, Gary Dale wrote:
I've been at this for hours now and am still not getting it to
work. I've been through the lists trying to find an answer and so
far as I can tell, everything is configured OK
Group SID: S-1-5-21-832165970-4128531365-4003982369-513
Full Name: Gary Dale
Home Directory: \\whenim64\home\garydale
HomeDir Drive: m:
Logon Script:
Profile Path: \\whenim64\home\samba\profiles\garydale
Domain: RAHIM-DALE
Account desc:
Workstations:
Munged dial:
Logon time: 0
Logoff time
This occurs when Windows cannot find a user name for the SID. Identify
which user is the real owner and change the Owner of the file to the
real owner. If the owner actually does exist then it's probably missing
the name attribute.
On 08/07/10 01:56 PM, Gaiseric Vandal wrote:
Also make sure
On 07/07/10 01:11 AM, Dadoo wrote:
On Sun, 04 Jul 2010 15:55:26 -0700, tms3 wrote:
Operating system Samba Version.
Fedora 13. Samba 3.5.4 (the one supplied with Fedora)
Does *Nix file system used support
ACL's?
Yes.
Are ACL's turned on for the samba share
On 05/07/10 05:00 AM, Atkinson, Robert wrote:
Before I reply, please take my response in the light it's meant, which is
curious interest and intrigue. I'm not and don't want to drag this out into a
full blown dissemination of Windows security.
The 'admins' directive in the CONF file holds a
On 04/06/10 03:44 PM, Miha Krajnc wrote:
Hey guys,
i installed samba on my Ubuntu 10.04 machine (sudo apt-get install samba)
and it didnt create any config files. There is no /etc/samba or
/usr/local/samba. I dont realy know what to do The samba server fails to
start and i cant connect to
Om Pastor Mosella wrote:
Hello,
Since about two weeks I've noticed (I tink after an update but I don't know)
that when I try to join new XP client to my domain I get this error:
/0x232B/ RCODE_NAME_ERROR
And something about The DNS SRV record is not registered in DNS
I don't paste all
Om Pastor Mosella wrote:
Thank you for your response. I try to reboot again and wait until try to join
but the error is the same.
Thanks.
- Mensaje original -
De: Gary Dale
Enviado: 21-04-10 15:27
Para: samba@lists.samba.org
Asunto: Re: [Samba] new clients not joining to my domain
jjrowan wrote:
A customer has an expanding number of Mac computers. Last Friday and
existing machine started having problems writing files to a Samba
share on a CentOS 5.x server. They had no problems prior to Friday.
They are getting permission failure errors in creating files and
Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 04:49:19PM -0400, Gary Dale wrote:
jjrowan wrote:
A customer has an expanding number of Mac computers. Last Friday and
existing machine started having problems writing files to a Samba
share on a CentOS 5.x server. They had no problems
Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 2:08 PM, Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com wrote:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Gary Dale (garyd...@rogers.com):
Now perhaps I'm missing something, but I have no trouble with users
mounting nfs shares. The idea that users can't
Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 12:45 AM, Chris Smith smb...@chrissmith.org wrote:
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Jeff Layton jlay...@samba.org wrote:
Yes, we added a patch a while back to make it such that mount.cifs
would not allow itself to run as a setuid root
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Gary Dale (garyd...@rogers.com):
Now perhaps I'm missing something, but I have no trouble with users
mounting nfs shares. The idea that users can't mount cifs shares
strikes me as odd and an unnecessary impediment.
How about turning the binary we
I'm running Debian/Squeeze on an AMD64 system. For some reason they have
recently stopped shipping mount.cifs with the setuid bit set. Now it
appears that they have changed the internal settings to prevent it from
running setuid. This means that I can't define the share in fstab with
user and
Jeff Layton wrote:
On Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:44:47 -0400
Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com wrote:
I'm running Debian/Squeeze on an AMD64 system. For some reason they have
recently stopped shipping mount.cifs with the setuid bit set.
That would be because it was horribly unsecure.
Now
himmat baldaniya wrote:
hello
what is m4_pattern_allow ??
how to use it ??
I am installing patch of acl-2.2.49.tar.gz but it gives me error stating --
line 1650 :AC_CONFIG_MACRO:m4
line 1650 : use m4_pattern_allow
thankx
Michael Wood wrote:
2010/1/13 Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com:
[...]
The only down side is (the last
time I checked anyway) is you need a commercial package like Ghost to give
each image a unique SID.
From http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897418.aspx
Note: NewSID has
Dave Coventry wrote:
Sorry: the user told me she was in, but she is using someone else's
password. (her supervisor's)
It's no longer that she can't write to her home directory: she can't
log in at all now.
tail /var/log/samba/log.reception
[2010/01/13 16:07:33, 0]
Jason Somers wrote:
We shift computers around a lot, and therefore need to rename several
whenever we get new batches of systems in.
Tried simply renaming a system while on the domain, but got an access
denied error. I WAS able to disjoin the domain, remove the LDAP entry
for the computer,
Dave Coventry wrote:
My user is logged in to the Samba Server.
smb.conf has the following:
[homes]
comment = Home Directories
read only = No
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
browseable = No
writeable = Yes
The files in the user's home
=
Jason Somers
Network Administrator
Red Barn Technology Group, Inc.
1235 Front Street - Suite 3
Binghamton, NY 13905
(607) 772-1888 x222
Gary Dale wrote:
Jason Somers wrote:
We shift computers around a lot, and therefore need to rename
several whenever we get new
It's not a Samba issue. It's a Windows issue. Windows associates the
account name with a particular SID, whether it's a machine or a user
account. You can't just change the name like you can in Unix.
Now I admit I haven't worked on Windows Servers newer than W2K but the
NT domain stuff hasn't
jcflores wrote:
Is there any way to access to samba server via web, I mean that the users
windows can access to samba server via web.
You can access the server using SWAT, which listens on port 901.
If you want to access file shares via the Internet, that's a different
issue. Try Googling
I'm running Debian/Squeeze on my desktop and have installed a qemu
virtual machine (actually the qemu-kvm fork) with a tap interface to the
network. The guest operating system is Windows XP. It can see my Samba
shares and connect to them but I can't get the virtual machine to join
the Samba
Force group forces the Unix group to be whatever you force it to. It has
nothing to do with what group the connecting use belongs to.
vishesh kumar wrote:
I also facing same issue.
Does it mean that we cant specify secondary group as 'force group' in group.
On 11/5/09, Andrey Zykov
Alejandro Rodriguez Luna wrote:
Hi everybody,
I got a new servers and I'd like to move the old ones to the news, I know that
to move samba, I need to move the SID. anybody knows a howto, o where I can
find documentation to move the SID along with the users and machines.
P.D. Currently the
Barry L. Bond wrote:
Greetings!
Tonight is unfortunately the first small bit of time I've had to even
try to get Samba configured between my Vista and my Linux FC4. (My mother
as well as my extremely limited home time dealing with important things
are my main delays.)
It's not going
Luv Linux wrote:
Hello all,
I have a few samba servers running winbind that are joined to the AD 2003
domain.
Is it possible to designate one samba server to host the users' home
directories instead of each one of them?
If we have samba1, samba2, and samba3 and designate samba1 to host the home
I suspect that the problem is that Samba is looking up the Windows name
and simply mapping to the first instance it finds.
A work-around would be to use the force user setting on the share.
Allow garcijo access then force the user to be mpcadmin.
You may also want to consider your strategy
Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On Tue, 29 Sep 2009, sambalist wrote:
Hello Samba,
I hope to know if the latest Samba release could provide file or
print service to Windows 7 or Vista. Thanks! :)
3.3 works with Windows 7.
(For files anyway, I didn't test printing)
Of course, CUPS should
Chris Osicki wrote:
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:03:48 -0400
Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com wrote:
Chris Osicki wrote:
Hi
I'm using Samba 3.0.33 on Solaris10 and have the following problem.
In the smb.conf I have
workgroup = CORPROOT
security = domain
and users authenticated
Chris Osicki wrote:
Hi
I'm using Samba 3.0.33 on Solaris10 and have the following problem.
In the smb.conf I have
workgroup = CORPROOT
security = domain
and users authenticated to CORPROOT domain can connect shares
w/o problems, [homes] for example.
Now I would like to create a
Chris Osicki wrote:
Hi
I'm using Samba 3.0.33 on Solaris10 and have the following problem.
In the smb.conf I have
workgroup = CORPROOT
security = domain
and users authenticated to CORPROOT domain can connect shares
w/o problems, [homes] for example.
Now I would like to create a
Willem P. Botha wrote:
Have you tried connecting as your user account and letting the force
user in smb.conf do its work? When your Windows clients connect, they
are using their own ids and that is working. Why are you doing it
differently for Linux?
Now that is the weird thing, The
Eric Vielet wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a way with samba to chroot the user in order than he can't
browse up ?
I guess we can to that through Unix rights, but maybe samba can do
that without changing the rights on the directories ?
Regards,
I'm not sure what you're asking. Network shares
willem.bo...@adticket.de wrote:
Greetings all,
I have a VERY basic fileserver in my network, that works well for my
needs, and have run into a problem that I can't solve. I am sure that the
more eperienced users here will be able to help me in less than 5 minutes,
so please, if you have some
Willem P. Botha wrote:
Willem wrote:
I connect my Linux clients with a fstab entry:
//192.168.1.127/sharefiles /mnt/fileserver cifs
credentials=/home/.auth,rw,soft 0 0
The connection works fine on boot.
How do I map this remote uid to the local uid?
Gary wrote:
In the
Willem P. Botha wrote:
Your situation is very confusing. Your server name is, according to your
smb.conf line:
netbios name = fileserver
and you are also forcing all users to connect as username group
force user = fileserver
force group = fileserver
The force
Willem P. Botha wrote:
OK. So now try removing the credentials entirely. Also, set the log
level in smb.conf to 10 and restart it. Then connect from the command
line (as root) using -o username=fileserver,domain=
See if you get an error message and also check the logs.
OK, first
Barry L. Bond wrote:
Greetings!
I am a brand new subscriber to this mailing list. I will try to be
kind and humble, and I would appreciate if anyone reading this could offer
to help me set this up, I would appreciate it.
I have 192.168 addresses, and I will openly share whatever
Avinash Rao wrote:
Dear all,
Ubuntu 8.04 Server
Samba 3.0.28a configured as PDC.
I want to give options to samba users to change their own passwords and sync
it with the unix passwords whenever they change it.
I have used the following in my smb.conf file
unix password sync = yes
passwd
Samantha Bandara wrote:
i am new to samba i want install PDC on debian2.6 with xp prop.
please help me
Simply enter the following:
aptitude update enter
aptitude install samba swatenter
Use your favourite browser to go to localhost:901, which is the local
swat site, then use
Gary Dale wrote:
Samantha Bandara wrote:
i am new to samba i want install PDC on debian2.6 with xp prop.
please help me
Simply enter the following:
aptitude update enter
aptitude install samba swatenter
Use your favourite browser to go to localhost:901, which is the local
swat
Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a server that was upgraded a few weeks ago (Linux
Mandriva was reinstalled with a more up-to-date Samba version which is
3.3.2).
Now, roaming profiles no longer work. I even wonder what would be the
proper to way to test them. Workstations are running
Marc Delisle wrote:
Gary Dale a écrit :
Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a server that was upgraded a few weeks ago (Linux
Mandriva was reinstalled with a more up-to-date Samba version which
is 3.3.2).
Now, roaming profiles no longer work. I even wonder what would be
the proper
Wojciech Giel wrote:
Gary Dale wrote:
The netlogon share is, AFAIK, used if you want to provide scripts to be
run at logon. It's not essential for roaming profiles but it's also
probably not large so there is no point in not having one. Corporate
types love being able to control end user's
Wojciech Giel wrote:
Hi
I trying to configure Samba PDC/BDC with LDAP master/slave backend and file
server as a Member serwer.
PDC/BDC with ldap is working. But now I 'm in the middle of configuring
roaming profiles but I don't understand some issues.
Samba PDC/BDC with ldap's is on ubuntu
Wayne Hammond wrote:
I have a few OpenSuse Samba Servers. They are all stand alone File
Servers.
All the Clients are Windows XP.
The Server and Clients are set up as a Workgroup.
Usually no more than 15 Clients.
The Samba Server is setup as the Master Browser, but as I
read more about
murrah boswell wrote:
Hello all,
I have never had the need to use the add user script functionality
but now I do. However, it does not seem to be working. My smb.conf
entry is like so:
add user script = /remote/configure_scripts/addusers.sh
where addusers.sh is a bash script that reads in
Maxime V wrote:
Hello,
I moved my samba to another server, but my windows computer can't login.
I tested this: put win computer out of domain, and re-add it. But i loose my
personal application changes.
How can i allow windows computers to login to my samba domain ?
Should i create machines'
murrah boswell wrote:
The add user script I use is /usr/sbin/useradd -g users %u. The
script should only add one user at a time as far as I know. Here is
what the SWAT documentation has to say about it:
add user script (G)
This is the full pathname to a script that will be run /AS
Easiest way is to implement software RAID on your current server.
- add 2 (or more) new drives partitioned identically to your current
drive (unless you want to replace your existing drive)
- partition type is fd (RAID)
- create RAID 5 arrays using the new drives partitions (except for
/boot
Michael Heydon wrote:
Gary Dale wrote:
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?
*Michael Heydon - IT Administrator *
micha...@jaswin.com.au
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. I've tried resolving it
through the Windows knowledge base, which suggested it was the Windows
Installer running as a local system account but even granting guest
access to the
MargoAndTodd wrote:
Hi All,
I am confused. In one of the examples of a PDC,
the following smb.conf parameter is given:
add user script = /usr/sbin/useradd -m -G users '%u'
If you have passdb backend = tdbsam and the way
to add users to tdbsam is pdbedit -a -u username,
what is the
MargoAndTodd wrote:
Hi All,
I just added three users to my tdbsam with
pdbedit -a -u username (had to do useradd
first). All three appeared in tdbsam as they
should, as verified with pdbedit -L.
But, all three also appeared in /etc/samba/smbpasswd.
This is not a mistake, they were not
Assuming you are using a version of Windows (XP/pro, not home) that
allows domain logins (accounts passwords kept on server) then I
suggest you install and use SWAT. Use the wizard to create a domain
controller. Also, add and activate each user on the Password screen.
Next you need to log
Can't say for certain its related but - I notice that Debian/Lenny also
has trouble with shares that end in $. Windows uses this convention to
hide shares network browsing. Since Samba also uses a trailing $ for
computer accounts, perhaps there is a common cause underlying both issues.
Bernd
Tom Van Deun wrote:
Hi list
I'm attempting to list windows shared printers in Unix. That's really all
that I need and I can't install Samba on the machine I need to list the
shared printers from. I started analyzing the smbclient code hoping to
extract the necessary info but as you all know
but to be honest I can't find any.
If you know of some do let me know.
Kind regards,
Tom Van Deun
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com
mailto:garyd...@rogers.com wrote:
Tom Van Deun wrote:
Hi list
I'm attempting to list windows shared printers in Unix. That's
help I'm afraid. It needs to be CLI
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Gary Dale garyd...@rogers.com
mailto:garyd...@rogers.com wrote:
There are the GUI tools like the KDE printer and the print manager
that acquire the list of printers somehow. And there's the
Konqueror Services Print
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Gary Dale wrote:
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
ile sharing is working well after I remapped the drives on a running
XP/Pro workstation. However, I can't get logins to work. I've set up
machine accounts for each XP/Pro workstation and used SWAT to create
the
new Samba accounts and enable them
Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 11:32:18PM -0500, Gary Dale wrote:
Samba wants the machines to have Unix accounts too! I don't recall this
behaviour previously, and I note my old server didn't have them -
Samba has *always* behaved this way.
Jeremy.
Why? I can
Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 11:56:07PM -0500, Gary Dale wrote:
Jeremy Allison wrote:
On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 11:32:18PM -0500, Gary Dale wrote:
Samba wants the machines to have Unix accounts too! I don't recall
this behaviour previously, and I note my
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
ile sharing is working well after I remapped the drives on a running
XP/Pro workstation. However, I can't get logins to work. I've set up
machine accounts for each XP/Pro workstation and used SWAT to create the
new Samba accounts and enable them (with the same password
I'm trying to set up a new server to replace my previous domain
controller/fileprint server on my home network. My old server was
running Debian/Etch on a 32bit sempron system with two HDs. The new one
is running an old 64bit single-core processor and 3 HDs configured into
multiple RAID 1 and 5
Further to below, here are the syslog entries for an attempt to login
from an XP/Pro workstation. While it is indicating a problem
authenticating a machine account, the machine account does exist:
Jan 3 17:50:44 whenim64 smbd[11537]: [2009/01/03 17:50:44, 0]
: Gary Dale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Subject: Re: [Samba] Cant Set Password on Windows Side.
Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2008 20:41:39 -0400
There are several things that could be causing it.
1) is your passwd program really called userpasswd?
2) does the passwd chat really match what your passwd program
There are several things that could be causing it.
1) is your passwd program really called userpasswd?
2) does the passwd chat really match what your passwd program expects?
3) have the windows machines joined the domain?
4) can the windows machines see the domain controller?
Jeff L wrote:
Peter Hartmann wrote:
Hi, I have a problem where I can join an xpsp2 machine to a domain
but, no matter what %COMPUTERNAME% i use, it says system error: a
duplicate name exists on the network after the reboot when upon
successfully joining.If I try to log in as a valid user, i get the
the
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