Michael Heydon wrote:
Could the files have been moved rather than deleted? I find alot more
users accidentally dragging when double clicking than I do
accidentally deleting things.
Well, I did a search on the entire set of folders we share on samba, and
didn't find anything like what they said
Tim Bates wrote:
Hi.
How stable and tested is the Recycle module? In particular, the
version that's supplied with Debian Etch.
I don't know about debian but samba 3.0.28's version (and 3.0.24 before
that) have served me well. I have had a couple of issues with Office
documents where multiple
Hi.
How stable and tested is the Recycle module? In particular, the version
that's supplied with Debian Etch.
The reason I ask is that some files have gone from one of our servers
(so says a user, anyway). They were supposedly in a share that uses the
recycle module, but there's no copy in t
Thanks Charles,
I think you're right, what I'm trying to accomplish is probably better/easier
with a Domain Controller. However, I'm surely brain-dead as I've tried to set
the box up as a Domain Controller and although my Windows machine will login in
to the domain it still won't run the scrip
On 3/19/2008, Mike Stewart ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I had assumed that the smb.conf entry for "logon script = %U.bat" was
all that would be needed and would pick up the user's name and
password as they logged into the server (through a desktop shortcut)
and run that script which would map the
I set up a Point-n-Print printer server with Samba3.0.28 and it works fine
from XP, but when I try to connect and install the printer driver from Vista
machines, it gives me 0x57 error, does anybody know why this is happening?
I later found out it's AddPrinterConnection call failing, but I don't
Asier Baranguán írta:
> El Martes, 18 de Marzo de 2008, Mark Rutherford escribió:
>
>
>> What I have done, since users don't need individual scripts is tie a
>> script to a group because different groups have different printers and
>> such. I use Kixtart for this... so yes the scripts are elabor
I decided to start over on my configuration, and this time I used the
GUI tools available in CentOS for configuring Samba, Winbind, etc. As a
result I've made considerable progress. I can:
- login using network credentials authenticated
by the domain controller
- automatically generate hom
Our company has many linux boxes, joined to our corporate domain
controllers.
Our users authenticate, via command line or via kdm against the windows
domain controller.
A few months ago, we discovered that new linux machines could not join
the domain, but existing boxes had no problems.
We perfor
On Tuesday 18 March 2008 your cat, walking on the keyboard, wrote:
> did you run smbldap-populate?
>
Ops...I figured put: for any strange reason the ldap schema was missing from
the ldap configuration file. I guess it was a wrong update. Now the system is
working.
Thanks,
Luca
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On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 04:43:59PM +0100, Karoly VEGH wrote:
>
> I am trying to transfer data from a win2003 (OS=[Windows Server 2003
> 3790 Service Pack 2] Server=[Windows Server 2003 5.2]) to a solaris 10
> (sun4v arch). smbclient version is 3.0.25a.
>
> Although this is a switched gigabit net
Chris wrote:
We have a DLink DNS-323 NAS box. It uses Samba internally.
Whenever I map a drive to the NAS box using Windows Explorer, it gets
intermittently slow to browse any drive. Even clicking in the c:\
drive will cause a pause of several seconds. If I unmap the drive the
problem goes aw
Thanks Dennis,
I should think that will all work OK but it's not what I expected at all :-(
I had assumed that the smb.conf entry for "logon script = %U.bat" was all that
would be needed and would pick up the user's name and password as they logged
into the server (through a desktop shortcut) a
Hi,
I am trying to transfer data from a win2003 (OS=[Windows Server 2003
3790 Service Pack 2] Server=[Windows Server 2003 5.2]) to a solaris 10
(sun4v arch). smbclient version is 3.0.25a.
Although this is a switched gigabit network (no firewalls/routers
inbetween), and even jumbo frames are se
I have a batch file called reg.bat called from a logon script.
Here's the contents of that file:
@ECHO off
regedit.exe /s q:\ts.reg >NUL
regedit.exe /s q:\logonmessage.reg >NUL
regedit.exe /s q:\logscripts.reg >NUL
regedit.exe /s q:\forceguest.reg >NUL
regedit.exe /s q:\nosearch.reg >NUL
regedit.
You can run it from anywhere, BUT, you'd have to have the drive mapped first
if it's on a network share.
You MAY be able to do a //server/share/logonscript.bat (I flipped the
slashes on purpose...), but I haven't tried that.
I copy a simple script (I have THAT as part of my logon script, too. Copy
Instead of discussing NFS too much, does anyone have a way to make this
work with Samba, or am I out of luck, and do have to try a different
filesystem?
OT: Why can't mailing lists have reply go to the list?
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Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell Univer
Hello
I would like to add .reg file to all samba clients (windows xp) in quiet
mode.
How can I do it ? It is possible from eg netlogon??
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On Wed, 19 Mar 2008, Pat Riehecky wrote:
Don't use NFS. It is trivial to compromise the security of NFS - you
simply need root on something, set your IP and su as needed. If the
tactic is not clear poke me off list. NFS is never the answer outside
of the data center.
Let's not unfairly slag
> Don't use NFS. It is trivial to compromise the security of NFS - you
> simply need root on something, set your IP and su as needed. If the
> tactic is not clear poke me off list. NFS is never the answer outside
> of the data center.
I don't believe this is true. For one, NFS can squash root
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 08:43 -0500, Pat Riehecky wrote:
> Don't use NFS. It is trivial to compromise the security of NFS - you
> simply need root on something, set your IP and su as needed. If the
> tactic is not clear poke me off list. NFS is never the answer outside
> of the data center.
Huh?
Don't use NFS. It is trivial to compromise the security of NFS - you
simply need root on something, set your IP and su as needed. If the
tactic is not clear poke me off list. NFS is never the answer outside
of the data center.
my $0.02,
Pat
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 08:23 -0400, James Pulver wrot
Hi,
I am just setting up a samba installation that will finally be utilized
by approx. 150 workstations, most of them WXP.
Now after successfully installing & integrating samba into the existing
W2K3 ADS structure, we started tuning the server by for example
measuring network load.
What currentl
Speaking to the kinit, maybe there's a free file manager for windows
that would interop with MIT Leash for passing the ticket to samba? I'm
able to get putty and WinSCP for instance to work with the Network
Identity Manager...
I'm debating dropping samba, and trying again for either a different
f
On 3/19/2008 6:58 AM, Nik wrote:
The benefits I'm hoping to realise from this include:
1. The ability to virus-scan updated files on the frontend server before
committing them to the central server. This allows for a reasonable
compromise between the performance penalty of on-demand scanning,
Samba is again participating as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer
of Code[1].
If you are a student and interested in participating, check out our ideas
list[2]. We would appreciate if you could drop by on the samba-technical
mailing list or in #samba-technical on Freenode and have
I'm very despaired. Trying to join a Domain I also get an error: "Domain not
reachable".
But to my mind the samba-configuration is ok. The logs give no hint to an
error. testparm smb.conf works fine.
I created a shortcut to logon on server, that works. (via ip and via name). But
i cannot join th
Hi Folks,
I am considering implementing a frontend SAMBA fileserver in front of
our central fileserver, and am wondering if there are any VFS modules
that may already do some or all of what I want.
The idea is that the frontend server implements a read-through cache to
the central fileserver
Hi JJ, thanks for the response.
Does this mean we create and store a script on the Windows PC ?
We actually want to automatically run a script which resides on the Samba
server - once the user has logged in we want to automatically to map drives etc.
Regards
Mike
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Thanks to all who reported and helped track down
bugs in 3.2.0pre2 on yesterday's Bugzilla Day!
I added a short summary of the day's work at
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(includes links to the list of 3.2.0 fixed bugs,
open bugs and pl
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:46:58 + (GMT) Mike Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MS> Hello all,
MS> We are trying to find a way to run login scripts for our users but all the
How-To files seem rather complicated :-(
MS> We have been using Samba for several years and all our users have Windows
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