It would appear that nmbd doesn't do what it's should on
networks that used non-standard subnets.
To reproduce just set up a 10.0.0.0/3 network and observe
that nmbd doesn't operate correctly.
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= /var/tmp
printer admin = @staff
create mask = 0600
printable = Yes
browseable = No
[print$]
comment = Printer Drivers
path = /var/lib/samba/drivers
write list = @ntadmin root
force group = ntadmin
create mask = 0664
directory mask = 0775
What have I done wrong?
Rob Keeling
Network Manager
Queen
an excellent day,
Rob Savage
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Hi Kurt,
I set "socket options" to the default by removing it and
>create mask = 0660
>directory mask = 0770
>browseable = No
>oplocks = No
>level2 oplocks = No
Try adding these:
Valid users = %U
Path = /home/%u
Guest ok = No
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loging in on a windows box i.e. xdm logon
via pam, if the users
password needs to be changed a requester is displayed.
Is this possible?
Rob Keeling
Queen Elizabeth`s Grammar School
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windows accessing samba are blocked, too.
I've checked the logs (pfirewall.log, samba/*, messages, etc), turned
off iptables, and turned off XP's firewall. Nothing correlates or
helps.
Thanks,
Rob
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load printers = no
show add printer wizard = no
I have tried creating a printers share then setting its browseable option to
no
Is there any way of switching this share off either through a smb.conf
option or recompiling using a different option
Any help greatly appreciated
Rob
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s-dgm 138/udp
netbios-ssn 139/tcp # NETBIOS session service
netbios-ssn 139/udp
microsoft-ds445/tcp
microsoft-ds 445/udp
Rob
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ce of the problems,
and I was connecting from remote so unfortunately I don't have any
more details.
Any pointers would be very welcome.
Thanks,
Rob
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Yeah I can ping all day back and forth between the 2 machines and
smbclient -L on the redhat box shows my share.
linux power wrote:
Hi Rob.
Can u ping the windoze?
What did u get when typing smbclient -Llocalhost
and smbclient -L(windoze).If u see the shares what did
u see on the windoze when u
@staff
write list = @staff
print command = lpr -P %p %s; rm %s
Is there something I'm missing here? If a user isn't defined as an
admin, they cannot access this printer. I've searched extensively, and
haven't been able to find anything online.
Thanks in advance!
-ro
Just curious,
I know you can force a creation mask using "create mode", but is there any way to
enforce under what group ownership a file/directory is created? My users belong to
several groups, and I want new files created as owned by a specific group...
Thanks in advance,
-
/username$ but there are a large
number!
I have looked at pam_mount but can`t make it work.
Any suggestions?
With thanks from a desperate man!
Rob Keeling
Network Manager
Queen Elizabeth`s Grammar School
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Looks like I may have been vague with the question. Rather than mounting the
Unix
home dir on a windows machine I need to intergrate a linux system into an
existing NT domain
so need to mount the home directory from our NT 4 server on a linux box.
Any ideas how to do this?
Thanks
Rob keeling
/(whatever) is
mapped to a smb share of //server/(whatever)$. as
we have 1200 user accounts setting this
up needs to be rule based!
What is the best way to proceed?
Thanks
Rob Keeling
Network Manager
Queen Elizabeth`s Grammar School
Ashbourne
I am in a argument with a friend about the Samba domain controller, he says
that WinXP can't login with the security options enabled. And he is
quoteing this IBM http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/esdd/tutorials/samba/samba-4-4.html";>page.
It is part of some IBM documentation on Samba Domains. I
meen]
path = /home/data
writable = yes
comment = K&S Algemeen
valid users = root,rob
printable = no
On my Windows machine I can see linux and I can see the share
(algemeen), but when I try to browse to it, Windows asks me for the
password.
What am I missi
at is messed up.
I have attached the smb.conf for your perusal.
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On the side of the software box, in the 'System Requirements' section, it said
'Requires Windows 95 or better'. So I installed Linux and lived happily ever
after.
# This is the main
that it can't find my new Windows username
in the UNIX passwddb. When I manually add my new Windows username to the
smbpasswd file, it then claims that smbpasswd is corrupt since it still
can't find the Windows username in the UNIX passwd file.
Any pointers is appreciated.
-Rob
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Is it possible to mount a PC filesystem onto a Silicon Graphics IRIX
(6.5) system ?
I can use smbmount on a linux based system to achieve this, can I use
this command on IRIX? Has anyone out there tried this and/or got it to work?
Thanks
Rob
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I am having a problem with my wife's Win98 box not being able to see or use
the printer on our printserver running samba 2.2.2. The printer is using CUPS
and I am having trouble getting it configured right.
Attached is a copy of the smb.conf for your perusal.
Thanks,
Rob
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[2002/05/31 11:15:58, 0] lib/util_sock.c:read_socket_data(478)
read_socket_data: recv failure for 4. Error = No route to host
I have no idea what this could mean.
Any gurus able to step up to the plate?
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On the side of the software box, in the 'S
g else?
I would appreciate any suggestions that anyone had.
thank you,
Rob
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;\\192.168.20.2'" error.
I've got 2 NICs in my RedHat machine so I did use the "interface = " tag
in my smb.conf file. I think it's workgroup related but I'm not sure.
Anyone have any prior experience with this?
Thanks,
Rob
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smb.conf files are pretty standard.
I haven't investigated this fully yet but intend to as I'm about to roll out
a Samba domain.
Regards
Rob
>We have a Windows 2000 Network with a few FreeBSD boxes running Samba.
>We have a share on one box specifically that we map to everyone's
&g
the rpm install). Also I'm not sure if the internal tdb
structure will have changed between Samba versions.
Regards
Rob
René Nieuwenhuizen heeft geschreven:
Hi,
We've got a fairly simple samba setup (no ldap/winbind etc) and until
recently everything worked fine (using samba-2.2.5). B
hout having to
create and maintain some 3,000 local accounts on the box, how can I get
around the problem (i.e., get the real user name attached to the
connection rather than nobody)?
Thanks.
Rob Tanner
UNIX Services Manager
Linfield College, McMinnville OR
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Joel,
Yep! The %U is the variable I needed and it is valid in the print command
setting in smb.conf. Conveniently, lpr includes a -U option to specify
the user name, and putting it all together, it now works. Thanks.
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<[EM
/echo "Hello World"
| /usr/bin/smbclient -M %m' (less the enclosing single quotes). But what
I get when I logon and logout from a windows xp box is nothing. From the
command line, it works just fine, but within the samba config it doesn't.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Rob Tan
If they upgraded to a domain I would just say that the workgroup/domain name
changed. Even if everyone else is on a domain just put the domain name into
the workgroup field in smb.conf and restart nmbd and possibly smbd also and
they should be able to see you.
Rob
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Here is my logon path from my smb.conf \\%N\profiles\%u where %N is samba
dir and %u is the username. I'm not sure exactly what you are asking for
though.
ROb
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inter without any
problem, the box that gives printer status claims that it cannot connect
to the printer. What setting in SAMBA will take care of that?
Thanks,
Rob
Rob Tanner
UNIX Services Manager
Linfield College, McMinnville OR
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hat I
don't understand why the example uses a colon ":" separator in several
instances and a comma "," in others. Also, the rpcclient command
generates a segment fault on the SAMBA server. I'm running 2.2.7 as
shipped with RedHat 9. Any ideas what's going on with
as gleaned from the add printer wizard. Unfortunately
our Windows folks are completely unfamiliar with the MS-RPC functionality
that as far as I know is built-in to the W2K server.
Any idea what might be the problem either on the W2K box or in Samba?
Thanks,
Rob
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UNIX Services Manage
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