Re: [Samba] cant browse user home directories
this is what I use for my homes share: [homes] comment = Home Directories writeable = Yes browseable = No hide dot files = yes public = no valid users = %S create mask = 0750 force create mode = 0750 directory mask = 0750 force directory mode = 0750 csc policy = disable nt acl support = no veto files = /*.mp3/ delete veto files = yes force group = users however i think your users aren't authenticating for some reason. are you using ldap, tdbsam, or smbpasswd authentication? Roger D Vargas wrote: I had to reainstall my server and couldnt avoid upgrading samba. Before reinstalling, I had samba configured to let users browse their home folders from Windows PCs using their Unix system user/pass. Now, it is not possible, I have just managed to implement the same authentication system as before and give access to a public folder. The home folders remains invisible, if I set browseable = yes, then I see a "home" folder, but it can not be browsed. This is the relevant configuration (I think, if there is something missing I can send the whole file) workgroup = SCNET netbios name = eht security = user encrypt passwords = no passdb backend = tdbsam [homes] comment = Home Directories browseable = no read only = no valid users = %S, %D%w%S inherit acls = yes Is there any way to solve this? -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
Re: [Samba] cant browse user home directories
Adam Williams escribió: > this is what I use for my homes share: > > [homes] >comment = Home Directories >writeable = Yes >browseable = No >hide dot files = yes >public = no >valid users = %S >create mask = 0750 >force create mode = 0750 >directory mask = 0750 >force directory mode = 0750 >csc policy = disable >nt acl support = no >veto files = /*.mp3/ >delete veto files = yes >force group = users > > however i think your users aren't authenticating for some reason. are > you using ldap, tdbsam, or smbpasswd authentication? What i want is to use default system users (/etc/passwd) for authentication. The problem is that i already have 2 domains, with users forced to have accounts in both, the mail password and the proxy password. Security policies requires changing all those passwords and I dont want to deal with a fourth password for samba. I know it is quite old idea, I implemented it almost 10 years ago, but people is used to access their home folders using their "mail" password and i would like to keep it that way. Also my resources are so scarce that I have a single server, so I cant research an ldap migration withouth breaking stuff in the server that handles mail ,proxy, samba and firewall. -- Roger D. Vargas Using Gentoo Linux 2008.0, Ogre 1.6.2, fglrx Powered by Celeron D 2.8 Ghz, 2Gb RAM, Radeon HD4770 Currently working on: Testing dotScene format http://dsgp.blogspot.com -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
Re: [Samba] cant browse user home directories
Roger D Vargas wrote: Adam Williams escribió: What i want is to use default system users (/etc/passwd) for authentication. The problem is that i already have 2 domains, with users forced to have accounts in both, the mail password and the proxy password. Security policies requires changing all those passwords and I dont want to deal with a fourth password for samba. I know it is quite old idea, I implemented it almost 10 years ago, but people is used to access their home folders using their "mail" password and i would like to keep it that way. Also my resources are so scarce that I have a single server, so I cant research an ldap migration withouth breaking stuff in the server that handles mail ,proxy, samba and firewall. why not? i upgraded a live system from /etc/passwd to ldap and didn't break anything. you can use the migration scripts provided with openldap to load the users into ldap, and use pdbedit to import the tdbsam/smbpasswd users to openldap, then configure and enable nss_ldap so that now pam is authenticating users in ldap, delete the users from /etc/passwd, then config samba to use ldap and restart it. you can install microsoft virtual pc 2007 sp1 for free on a windows computer, and install linux in it and do all the testing you need. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
