I have a FreeBSD server running Samba 2.2.7.. I've turned log levels to
10... I have a user who needs this machine to do her job, and she uses Mac
OS X. She routinely cannot connect to this box, and gets an error -36.
The logs show *NOTHING* when she tries to connect. The machine is properly
jo
(Some more info)
I have a FreeBSD server running Samba 2.2.8 now (updated from 2.2.7).. I've
turned log levels to 10... I have a user who needs this machine to do her
job, and she uses Mac OS X, the latest 10.2 updates have been applied. She
routinely cannot connect to this box, and gets an err
Hi everyone,
A few days ago, on the LPRng mailing list, I posted a weird problem with
our Canon ImageRUNNER 600 and LPRng... turns out it's not a problem with
LPRng... rather, it's an issue with a slightly-misleading option for Samba
printers, and a bug with Canon's PCL processor.
In Samba, y
I am finding myself in need of some printer drivers for two HP printers
(HP4550N, HP8150DN) that do NOT have the nifty pretty interface? The ones
where it was pretty barebones, no "form storage" or anything.
I'm running 2.2.6rc2 and users still can't seem to change any settings for
printers, a
We just popped 2.2.6rc2 on to see if we could resolve a few printing
issues, and now I can't seem to do the printer sharing on any printers on
the server...
In [global]:
workgroup = CORP
netbios name = NEWLUCY
security = DOMAIN
encrypt passwords = Yes
A) Make sure you go into Active Directory Users and Computers, and *reset*
the account for the computer who is trying to join the domain.
B) On the samba server trying to join you type this as root:
smbpasswd -j DOMAINNAME -r 2000SERVERNAME -U
administratorondomain%adminpasswordfordomain
It s
Reset the computer account in the 2k domain and rejoin the domain using:
smbpasswd -j DOMAIN -r DOMAINPDCSMBNAME -UAdministrator%password
Once that's done try:
wbinfo -t
If it says "Secret is good" then you're set to go..
Glenn
Glenn
--On Wednesday, January 29, 2003 3:47 PM -0600 Kenny Mann
On 08:13 AM 10/31/2002 +1100, Andrew Bartlett wrote:
No, that's 443. And don't try to run a non-smb server on 445: It
really breaks MS clients badly...
Yeah--having done that recently, myself, I can certainly attest to the
screams of horror as Apache started... "My contract!!!" "OMG--I was wo
Try:
security = domain
password server = network name of dc
encrypt passwords = yes
workgroup = domainname
Glenn
On 10:43 AM 11/7/2002 -0800, James Lamanna wrote:
I'm trying to use Samba to connect to a PDC to authenticate any user in a
domain.
I currently have it set up as:
securty = server
p
On 07:47 PM 11/14/2002 +0100, linux power wrote:
We dont have so good experience here on the list
connecting XP's.
I'm running 2.2.6 here and have no problems with XP (I'm using XP on this
boxen as we speak). There is something called sign-or-seal which is a
registry patch you should try using
I don't know... but our setup here is:
Win2k domain controller (2)
Samba server (2) for unified home dirs for *nix and Windoze, as well as
print sharing.
Combo Win/FreeBSD clients, depending on the user.
And it Just Works here...
Glenn
On 08:23 PM 11/14/2002 +0100, linux power said the followi
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