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Package: samba
Version: 3.0.14a-3sarge1
Severity: minor

While trying to get a samba server set up via ldap, I ran in to the case where smbd would apparently start successfully but then exit without any messages of any kind and nothing in the log.smbd file.


1) The first problem was I had:

; LDAP settings
        ldap admin dn = "uid=samba,ou=Services,dc=precidia"
        ldap suffix = "dc=precidia"
        ldap user suffix = "ou=People"
        ldap group suffix = "ou=Groups"
        ldap idmap suffix = "ou=Idmap"
        ldap machine suffix = "ou=Hosts"
        ldap replication sleep = 1000
        ldap password sync = true
        ldapsam:trusted = true

This would cause "invalid DN" errors from the ldap server. I had to use strace and tcpdump to figure out that there shouldn't be any quotes here.


2) The second problem I had was missing "sambaSID" values in the groups in my directory. Once I added these, the smbd daemon kept running.


Just to reiterate... These were all mistakes on my part. My bug concerns only that samba reported _nothing_ and left me to find these problems with tools like strace and tcpdump -- not the most user-friendly methods of debugging.

It occurred to me later that I should have increased the logging level. I think fatal errors should always get logged, though.

                                          Brian
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Version: 3.0.22-1

Quoting Brian White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >Are you in the position of trying to reproduce it with samba 3.0.22 in
> >etch?
> 
> Not a chance.  Sorry.


Hmmm, then let's close that bug, with, anyway, a quite hight
probability that it has been fixed in tha various samba versions that
have been released in the meantime.



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