security = domain means, that your samba looks for an password server in this domain and uses this authentication.You are right, I am using "security = domain" at the PDC, isn't it suppose to be?
the password server is written in "password server ="
so samba could not find the password server, and responses an error.
if your samba server is the authentication server, so u have to use security=user
please the refer the samba HOWTO's
e.g.
http://at.samba.org/samba/docs/
man smb.conf
Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf in your samba distribution.
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> Anyway, I have forwarded my smb.conf for your
> reference. Please comment accordingly. Thanks.
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please be not angry - i have to work too. - so i will answer as short as possile...
please refer the doc's as discripted upwards.
*) as i know it sounds like "smbpasswd" not smbpasswrd ;-)[global] passwd program = /usr/bin/smbpasswrd %
*) as far as i know, u have to use the unix/linux program (as passwd) for this
next, u do not use password sync (as u wrote below...) - unnessecary.
dns proxy = yes
u have it?????
u use encrypt password:logon path = \\%N\%U\.profile encrypt passwords = yes
did u create the unix user and added them with "smbpasswd -a [user]" to your smb database?
debug level = 3 security = user
this is ok..., but u wrote, that u used "domain"?????
local master = yes
this means: this server is the PDC...
server string = Samba %v on Redhat 8
*attention* firewall - redhat 8's default is to block netbios...
os level = 34
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