>-----Original Message----- >From: Les Mikesell [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 4:02 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] Trouble setting up backup to a Windows host > >> With the security set to server I get the error "Failed to join domain: >> Invalid domain role". If security is set to ADS it asks for a password and I >> get "Using short domain name..." and " could not connect to server >> DC.mydomain" and " The user name or password was not correct". > >I believe you need administrator credentials for the initial join of a >machine to a domain. After the join, you can log in as a normal user. >But, if you are doing backups you'll need to be admin or in the backup >group anyway.
I entered a domain admin-account for the join, the only account(group) allowed to join computers to the domain. >>> I'm not sure plain text is ever used. The choices would be NT LANMAN style >>> hashes or whatever they changed to in win2k3. A samba 3.x version should be >>> able to do both. I don't think the kernel cifs module does kerberos or client >>> signing, though. >> >> Just checked the Windows Default Domain Policy to make sure. The LAN >Manager >> Authentication level is set to "Send NTLMv2 response only/Refuse LM& NTLM". >> This is another enforced policy from the University IT-department. I don't >> know however if this is a problem for BPC and the authentication. Maybe >> somebody else knows. > >This should work with smbclient - not sure about the kernel cifs module. > If you aren't able to make smb authentication work, you might try >cwrsync - I think in the latest versions running rsync under sshd >actually works. I'll check tomorrow morning and get back to the list. Workday's almost over here, and one does get tired of trying this and that to get things going. I really appreciate the help you all are giving me on this matter; thanks! -- /Sorin
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