On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 12:26:09AM +0100, Philip Pemberton wrote:
> I added the 'smb ports = 139', 'max log size' and 'log level' lines to
> try and track down the issue -- the log files are pretty massive, but
> contain very little that makes any sense to me :(
Well, we could possibly make more
Problem solved. Sort-of. I just don't know why the solution works.
Here's what I found...
First, I tried updating SFU 3.5 with the following hotfixes: 913030,
886655, 887531, 932143, 883520, 894186, 931930, 892561, 896428,
888993, 932143, and 939778. No change.
Second, I used ADSI Edit from th
Samba version 3.2.3, in PDC mode
Client PC is Windows XP SP3 32-bit
Server is a standard Intel Atom230 PC, four Ethernet ports, running Ubuntu
Server 8.10. It provides Internet access (routing/perimeter firewall, dnsmasq
DNS/DHCP server), email (Fetchmail, Postfix and Procmail), printing (CUPS
Am Dienstag, 30. Juni 2009 schrieb d...@briannassaladdressing.com:
> Florian,
>
> Try "valid users = DOM+%S".
the more generalized form would be:
"valid users = %D%w%S"
#%D domain or workgroup name
#%w winbind separator
#%S current service name
Some distros use this one
Florian,
Try "valid users = DOM+%S".
Should that fail, also ensure that the home directories exist (as defined in
"template homedir ="), and that these directories have the correct permissions.
Dale
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From: florian.engelm...@bt.com
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 10:19:05 -05
Samba users,
I have compiled Samba 3.3.6 from the pristine sources on samba.org on a
CentOS 5 machine. When I compiled Samba, CentOS's samba-common package
was installed and specifying 'winbind' in /etc/nsswitch.conf allowed
winbind to supply user information. For the sake of cleanliness and
Thanks for info, what do I need to modify or configure in order for this
file to remain hidden on all clients?
In smb.conf:
hide files = /desktop.ini/
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Hello everybody
I am trying samba with winbind to user trusted domain.
I have seen that winbind`s work is unstable, by moments when I perform
winbind -a domain\\user%passwd #the response is:
plaintext password authentication succeeded
challenge/response password authentication succeeded
and a ti
To me, that means that the Windows default profile has this set in it. Once it
is set on a user's profile, it will need to be reset for each user. It's not
uncommon for a system administrator to configure the an account the way they
want it, then copy that users' profile to the Default Profile
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Regis Niggemann wrote:
> In a Windows environment, the visibility of that file is dependent upon the
> client view option "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)",
> which controls view of files with the system flag set. This is set on
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 12:17 PM, David
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> Norberto Bensa wrote:
>> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 9:59 PM, John Drescher wrote:
> This desktop.ini file is a hidden file that windows places in all
> folders of your system to sto
In a Windows environment, the visibility of that file is dependent upon the
client view option "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)", which
controls view of files with the system flag set. This is set on a per user
basis.
Hope this helps!
On 6/30/09 8:22 AM, "John Drescher"
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Norberto Bensa wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:39 AM, John Drescher wrote:
>>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:29 AM, David Markey
>>> wrote:
It's possible to use nss_ldap and idmap backend = nss and no winbind, like
you are describing.
>>>
>>> Why do I ne
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Date: Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:56 AM
Subject: Re: Fwd: [Samba] Windows XP login
To: John Drescher
>>> This desktop.ini file is a hidden file that windows places in all
>>> folders of your system to store the preferences of your explorer view.
>>> Th
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Norberto Bensa wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 9:59 PM, John Drescher wrote:
This desktop.ini file is a hidden file that windows places in all
folders of your system to store the preferences of your explorer view.
The problem here is sa
Hello,
we use winbind to connect our Linux servers to our AD what is working
right now and we use samba to share some Linux directories to our
Windows clients what is also working as intended. The only thing we were
not able to get running are the [homes]. The authentication seems to be
wrong. Here
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:39 AM, John Drescher wrote:
>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:29 AM, David Markey
>> wrote:
>>> It's possible to use nss_ldap and idmap backend = nss and no winbind, like
>>> you are describing.
>>
>> Why do I need idmap? I mean, from what I understand, idmap only
>> purpose
Marc,
I configured samba with
unix charset = UTF-8
display charset = UTF-8
and restarted.
I am not sure I understand you correctly , my windows station is using
the sftp tool . Is it that tool that should be configured to use utf-8
or is it the client itself ? (windows XP)
Greetings,
Jan
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> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:29 AM, David Markey
> wrote:
>> It's possible to use nss_ldap and idmap backend = nss and no winbind, like
>> you are describing.
>
> Why do I need idmap? I mean, from what I understand, idmap only
> purpose is to help winbind ensure uid and gid are the same across
> se
Van Camp Jan schrieb:
Can anyone help us with this please ?
The two applications (Samba and your SFTP Server) use different character
sets. Configure both to use the same.
Here my openSUSE 10.3 uses UTF8 for creating files on linux. And I configured
samba to use UTF8 too, so all filenames o
Hello ,
We use samba with success . However when we want to use accents (é, à , è) in
the file names (French) we get the following behaviour :
1) files copied to the samba unix share with windows explorer are
correctly listed in windows explorer
2) files copied to the sam
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:29 AM, David Markey wrote:
> It's possible to use nss_ldap and idmap backend = nss and no winbind, like
> you are describing.
Why do I need idmap? I mean, from what I understand, idmap only
purpose is to help winbind ensure uid and gid are the same across
servers. If I us
Hi,
is there any way to import the PrinterDriverData (or parts) from the
local Windows registry into the samba registry?
The Brother printer driver claims that some features (e.g. color
printing) have not been enabled by the admin (that's me). If I set up
the driver to print directly to the printe
It's possible to use nss_ldap and idmap backend = nss and no winbind, like
you are describing.
It's also possible to use nss_winbind and no nss_ldap, however there has
been a bug on the server side that has stopped this from working. So the
option above is your only option unless you have a versio
Cups 1.2.7
Debian Etch with Samba 3.0.24
Clients: WinXP SP3 (with Firewall completely off for testing)
When I define a printer specifically in smb.conf, they show up as shared
printers in WinXP. But when I follow the normal way (see below) to load all
from cups they don't.
I followed mainly the
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