Hi Ricky,
Thanks for the reply. I have tried changing the permissions on the
netlogon share and the strange thing is that none of the changes I do in
the Security/ACL tab from the Windows XP machine which is joined to the
domain (but on the netlogon share which is on the server) actually
stick. I can access the shares fine with that machine, but if I change
the permissions, it seems to just ignore the changes - no error message.
I am logged in as the domain Administrator - so it seems like a bit of a
mystery. Then again - maybe I've done something silly when I've setup
this Samba AD DC - although I've followed all the instructions on the
Samba wiki and everything else seems to be working fine.
Sebastian
On 14/02/13 05:31, Ricky Nance wrote:
Hi Sebastian,
Many of the per share options can now be done using ACL's. In this case
you would open the netlogon share (via windows) start -> run ->
\\MY-SERVER\netlogon (then press enter), then right click on a blank
spot in that folder (not on any other file or folder) and select
properties. Find the security tab and you can make the modifications you
want (specifically adding Everyone with full permissions should give you
what you are looking for, though I have not been able to test this yet).
If I get a chance soon I will do some testing to make sure that the acl
change is all that is needed.
To find out what options are available, samba-tool testparm -v will give
you a nice list (at least for global).
Ricky
On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 4:33 AM, Sebastian Arcus <s...@open-t.co.uk
<mailto:s...@open-t.co.uk>> wrote:
I would like to migrate some of my Samba 3.x domains to Samba 4.
Part of the functionality of the current system is allowing some
Windows XP Pro computers, which are not joined to the domain, access
to some public shares on the Samba server. I tried using "map to
guest = bad user" with Samba 4 - but it appears to be completely
ignored and the Windows XP machine keeps on prompting for
username/password when trying to access the server share. Has this
option been dropped in Samba 4? Is there another way to accomplish
the same?
Otherwise my Samba 4 domain seems to be working fine - and the
Windows XP Pro machines which are joined to it can access the share
fine.
As a side note, I find it hard to figure out which smb.conf options
are still available for Samba 4 and which are not. I've googled
around and can't seem to find a wiki page or authoritative page.
I use Samba 4.1.0pre1
Here is my smb.conf
[global]
workgroup = MYDOMAIN
realm = mydomain.local
netbios name = MY-SERVER
server role = active directory domain controller
idmap_ldb:use rfc2307 = yes
map to guest = bad user
[netlogon]
path = /var/lib/samba/sysvol/__mydomain.local/scripts
read only = No
public = Yes
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