Why do not have all users work within samba?
What is the reason?
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EDV Daniel Müller
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Hi all,
my server has access to a read-only remote LDAP-server where
information about 99% of user accounts is residing. On my server I
want to configure Samba to use LDAP-sever for authentication.
Now and then there will be some extra users that do not have an
account on LDAP. How should I manag
Thanks Steve.
I don't have an 'objectClass: posixAccount' set, though I'm unclear whether
that's needed. My nsswitch.conf is set as:
passwd: files winbind
I'm not trying to use the generic LDAP mechanism.. I'm trying to get Winbind to
talk to AD. I suspect it will look for different attributes
Hello,
I can't find any reference on if linux understands multiple targets when it
mounts a MS dfs share, specifically if it can failover.
I can mount a MS dfs share fine, however if the server "picked" is shutdow the
mount hangs. I tried it on a recent ubuntu to discount the "enterprise" lag.
It looks like uidNumber is the attribute that gets set (I've queried it with
ldapsearch). This is what AD Users & Computers sets when I use their GUI to
configure a user.
thanks,
-Nick
On Jul 17, 2012, at 6:00 PM, Rob Townley wrote:
> Precisely what ldap attribute are you setting user id numbe
El 23/07/12 10:46, Horacio Lo Brutto escribió:
Yes, in fact that was one of the things I haven't mentioned. We're
going with either to physical servers (nice ones) or with Blades +
VMWare ESXi. We will build a redundant pair of servers.
I am a little concerned about the amount of users / machi
Just a guess. The user's virus scanner decided to scan your server.
On 7/16/12, Ludovic Rouse-Lamarre wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Last week I have detected with Zabbix that a member of my Samba domain
> had been downloading at a rate of around 8 Mbps for two days and a half.
> When asking the person to w
Simple group permissions don't seem to work when winbind is running and
smb.conf has "nt acl support = yes"
If you have a directory that is writeable by a group you are a member of - but
you are not the file owner - you cannot delete any files underneath the
directory (even if you do own them).
Horacio
I had a Samba4 (4.0.0beta2-GIT) installation in production, with 40
something workstations with WinXP, Vista y 7 and a couple servers with
windows 2008 and 2003 server. To this time it had worked pretty fine, i
only have some issues related with ACL, some of them more related with
mi
We're involved in a project that the requirements could be satisfied
with both samba3 and 4. Anyway I am testing what can be done with
Samba4 and after following the tutorial published in the official
wiki, I was able to create my test domain, and join WinXP and Win7
machines to it without a proble
Are network drives handled by a login script? If the network script
tries to use the username variable to map drives, changing name could
break somthing.
Are these roaming profiles or local? For local profiles, the local
profile name should match the user name. Did that change? Can you
che
Hi,
I have now managed to succeed in doing passwordless ssh logins via
kerberos/samba4 without the "GSSAPIStrictAcceptorCheck" trick or hacking
the krb5.keytab file.
My samba4 setup is actually a bit special compared to a normal samba4 setup
in that I am running samba4 on top of a corosync/pacema
> VB with openSUSE 12.1 guest and host, guest with 512Mb RAM.
>
> Samba4 takes over 6 hours to build on the guest. The host does it in around
> 30 minutes even when the guest is fired up.
>
> I tried to rsync a build from the host to the guest but that takes forever
> too.
>
> Any tips?
>
I usuall
Hallo,
after having changed the Full Name of a user via pdbedit the user profile of
this user is not loaded properly any more by the XP clients.
So we renamed again back to the original Full Name and the profile could be
loaded. However, something went wrong
All settings like network drives wer
A forest contains one or tree, with each tree containing one or more
domains. In an AD, you need at least one forest. You would have
additional branches if you needed a different top level DNS space.
Domains are trusted and trusting. When you install active
directory on a server it will
On Mon, 2012-07-16 at 14:02 -0400, Ludovic Rouse-Lamarre wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Last week I have detected with Zabbix that a member of my Samba domain
> had been downloading at a rate of around 8 Mbps for two days and a half.
> When asking the person to whom belonged the machine, he didn't know he
On 23/07/12 13:41, Marcio Merlone wrote:
Em 22-07-2012 05:13, steve escreveu:
I'm trying to rsync our filserver to a USB backup. When I first start,
all the folders are created with
root:root
ownership whereas the actual owners are
root:Domain Users
or
root: one.of.our.groups
Eventually, the
Hi Andrew,
Em Dom, 2012-07-22 às 22:06 +1000, Andrew Bartlett escreveu:
> On Fri, 2012-07-20 at 12:04 -0300, Luiz Gustavo wrote:
> > Hi list,
> >
> > I'm trying to add a RODC in an AD environment using the command:
>
> Is this joining a Samba4 domain, or a Microsoft AD domain?
Yes, all with Sam
Em 22-07-2012 05:13, steve escreveu:
I'm trying to rsync our filserver to a USB backup. When I first start,
all the folders are created with
root:root
ownership whereas the actual owners are
root:Domain Users
or
root: one.of.our.groups
Eventually, the groups show correctly, but not always. M
Hello list,
Im facing a strange (?) behavior in MS office applications while
working on a DFS share that only appeared after we migrated from Samba
3.0.14 to samba 3.5.10.
Scenario:
Server-loc1 and server-loc2 have two shares : data and data$
data points to a dfs root share in which exists a di
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