I assume you want samba to act as a domain member server, thus allowing
domain users to access file shares and printers using their domain
credentials.
The following document can help you with this.
http://us5.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-Guide/
I currently have the setup I described
Regarding the following thread.
http://lists.samba.org/archive/samba-technical/2005-March/040075.html
Does anyone know where to obtain the patch, it appears to be truncated
in the mail archive. I am having the same problem, Windows 2003 + IIS6
is not updating cached ASP and ASP.NET pages. I
OK, I just added a user to my Windows domain. I would like to add acls
for this user on my samba server using setfacl. Thus I need the UID this
user will map to.
hebe bin # id PROD+site0002
id: PROD+site0002: No such user
I understand that when the user attempts to access the share, winbind
OK, I added an account to my Windows domain, then later deleted that
account.
hebe bin # wbinfo -u
...
PROD+site2
...
Still shows this user, how can I delete it from the winbind database?
I tried:
hebe bin # wbinfo -x site2
Could not delete user account
and
hebe bin # wbinfo -x
I have Gentoo with 2.4.29 kernel installed on a 1.0Ghz Celeron. I
patched the kernel for extended attributes and acl support. I compiled
samba with acl, kerberos and ldap support. I am now trying to join my
Windows 2000 domain.
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smb.conf (cleansed):
[global]
realm = SOMEDOMAIN
