Try:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] home]# chown -R michael.office append
[EMAIL PROTECTED] home]# chmod -R 700 append
smb.conf:
[append]
path = /home/append
valid users = +office
writeable = yes
write list = +office
admin users = michael
hide unreadable = yes
create mode = 600
directo
The default smbclient doesn't list the files properly either. I've been
romping through the configure script,
and it turns out that certain flags weren't being properly set in
config.h, due to the fact that samba was
being cross-compiled and the test programs couldn't be run. So far,
I've set de
Hi All
I'm trying to set up a machine with a simple samba configuration. I've
written the config file with no problems, however any time I attempt to
connect to the shares it doesn't work. Firstly, the smb.conf:
[global]
netbios name = TEMPSRV
workgroup = LIPSON
map to guest = Bad User
[ittechs]
In this case I still can't add a file from Windows machine into the
share append...
Seems it can't be done with Samba and posix permissions?
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 10:29 AM, Alex Harrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] home]# chown -R michael.office append
> [EMAIL PR
I have a friend that had a samba server go down. They switched to another
server and are having problems with people logging into it from Windows
98. If the same user logs in from WinXp then everything works otherwise
they get an error. He also said that the smb.conf files were the same on
both
I read the posting below. but I have not figured out why my vista pc won't work.
here is what I did -
1. I disable window file sharing;
2. in putty, i add a tunnel:
source port: 445
destination port: my linux box IP: 139
I forward 80. i see http://127.0.0.1 yields my web server's sta
did your friend copy over the .tdb files to the new server. they are
kept in /var/lib/samba usually
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a friend that had a samba server go down. They switched to another
server and are having problems with people logging into it from Windows
98. If the same user
in /etc/passwd do you have a user called nobody?
Tom Byrne wrote:
Hi All
I'm trying to set up a machine with a simple samba configuration. I've
written the config file with no problems, however any time I attempt to
connect to the shares it doesn't work. Firstly, the smb.conf:
[global]
netbios
Adam Williams wrote:
> did your friend copy over the .tdb files to the new server. they are
> kept in /var/lib/samba usually
I'll check with him on that, but if he did not do that would he still be
able to login from XP machines? I would have thought that he would not
have been able to login fr
1. I just found out port 445 and 139 are both blocked by my ISP (cablevision).
i use Vista Ultimate.
Is there a way to solve my problem? see my email below.
2. I am a new user of this mailing list. how can i read the postings and reply
to a post? it does not seem allow me to reply to a pos
Jean-Jacques Moulis ha scritto:
Hello.
Sorry for answering so late, but I only had the chance to test this today.
define those keys on clients:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System]
"WaitForNetwork"=dword:
"CompatibleRUPSecurity"=dword:0001
I defined the
Greetings Sambistas!
I can't seem to get domain trusts to work in both directions. Details follow.
I have a network running many OSes on four geographically separate
sites with an OpenLDAP authentication backbone. Desktops are windows
XP authenticating to samba 3.0.25b servers which in turn
On my network I have one Samba PDC (Version 3.0.28 running on FreeBSD
6.3-PRERELEASE), one mail server (FreeBSD + Dovecot + Postfix) and a
dozen or so WinXP/Win2K machines. The WinXP/Win2K machines all have
static IP addresses.
The Windows clients are configured to look up the Samba PDC machine f
yeah not copying over the .tdb files should cause problems with xp
clients too
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Williams wrote:
did your friend copy over the .tdb files to the new server. they are
kept in /var/lib/samba usually
I'll check with him on that, but if he did not do that wou
i've never tunned ports over putty, have you tried a better VPN client
such as vtun or openvpn?
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run a separate BIND9 installation on 10.10.10.34 and have it resolve DNS
for .34 and .253, and in your dhcpd.conf specify 10.10.10.34 as the DNS
server.
Joe Demeny wrote:
On my network I have one Samba PDC (Version 3.0.28 running on FreeBSD
6.3-PRERELEASE), one mail server (FreeBSD + Dovecot +
Am Mittwoch, 7. Mai 2008 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I have a friend that had a samba server go down. They switched to another
> server and are having problems with people logging into it from Windows
> 98. If the same user logs in from WinXp then everything works otherwise
> they get an error.
On 4/2/07, Allysson Steve Mota Lacerda wrote:
>>
>> When I try to login on the trusting domain (LABI) using an account of the
>> trusted domain (ADMIN) the following message is shown: "A device connected
>> to the system is not functioning ". My "log on to" is set to ADMIN.
>>
>> I had this proble
Hi,
you try my solution.
remember, set the needed rights in unix.
for example 777, so everybody can write
set in samba share.
admin users = michael
hide unreadable = yes
create mode = 600
directory mode = 700
force group = office
users WIL be able to create files, but when created the
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