cases, especially to do
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O/S's pam configuration.
Also, not to be picky... but you did supply copies of your config files,
(which is good), but it's generally a good idea to have obscured your
passwords, and specific information.
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, passwords in the
database - also has a nifty pdf/reporting utility).
Anyhow, that's a quick start... try it on your own, and post a more
specific question should you run into anything. It really is fairly
painless though ;)
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another NT4.0 BDC in the new
office and have a local Samba machine get account info from that via
Winbind? Or should I set up the Samba machine as a BDC itself? Is it
possible for a Samba BDC to receive account updates from a NT4.0 PDC?
Cheers,
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You could always look at, and/or use the code from
msnt_auth program, (we use it for squid process to authenticate), if anything -
it at least matches the password hashing algorithm, been working here now for a
couple of years for us.
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/100 - supported by almost any O/S right
out of the box - even Win95 doesn't need a driver for it, I have suse/amd64 here
using 4 of them in a box - works great :)
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IMHO - this would be easier to manage, implement, and pay for than what you're
currently running/proposing.
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Pablo Chamorro C. wrote:
In the headquarter of my Institution we have some 300 windows PCs
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Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Sascha schrieb:
No ideas?
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im using samba version 3.0.20pre2-1 and w2k as
workstation. Domain logins work fine. But when i try
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, what-the, huh? ' ... take
the time and clarify a little bit as to what you're looking for and perhaps
you'll recieve better replies.
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-up... will post again if future lockups peprsist, for
now this is the only one since rolling over the system ldap librairies to
openldap-2.2.9.
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with gdb
and not too sure of what I'm doing here... assuming CFLAGS=-g was what
you meant by compile smbd with -g, and I didn't get any warnings running
gdb pid, so assuming it worked... what next?
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Martin Zielinski wrote:
On Linux the syntax is gdb -p pid.
^^^
The ..39389: No such file... message seems to tell, that you didn't
attach to the process but tried to debug
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| Thanks, makes sense... so I waited for another (locked up)
| pid, and did a `gdb /usr/samba/sbin/smbd pid` , and
| got a (hopefully useful) gdb output. I have atatched
| the output here, along with the logfile of the
| user which
Attached two more gdb's, seems to be the same output - working on compiling new
openldap librairies now just thought to include in case something differed or
sparked other ideas.
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| Thanks
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In the meantime, I'll continue to run using openldap-2.2.9 and see if the issue
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# /usr/samba/lib/an end user.conf
[global]
log level = 10
# /usr/samba/lib/shares.conf
[netlogon]
comment = Network Logon Service
path = /server/netlogon
guest ok
with no errors thus far).
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2005 14:16, Gary Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a good Samba-LDAP howto for Debian (Sarge) systems?
I probably don't need it for my home network, but I'd like to learn how
to do it anyway. My previous attempts to get it working have failed. :(
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given the nature of your request, I hope our experiences may help you to
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On Monday 19 September 2005 19:49, Gregory A. Cain wrote
prove us able to remedy some of the
issues we have with it.
The big question then, is how to I get the output of 'smbd -V' remotely from a
'normal' running instance of samba, or is it even possible from an
smb-client's perspective?
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work at all, you might take
a look at re-installing/compiling your Perl distribution.
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Hi,
Anyone knows how to fix It?
smbldap-passwd testuser
Changing password for testuser
New password :
Retype
.
Poof! - You've got yourself a 'linux domain controller', assuming the end-user
never has root access, you could with a little work really tweak what they
can and cannot access using a given window manager/desktop environment by
write-protecting config files, etc.
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or Jeremy, sorry
haven't got the email to see whom it was guys). The patch was to solve the
locking issue with excel, and though it did help, it has not stopped the
lockups all together. We're still getting on average about 10-15 a day.
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Why not just:
Include = /usr/local/etc/smb/%U.conf
Not sure personally on the wildcard issue, but know you can use
substitutions for username, machine name, server name, etc.
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the machine, the timeout, nor the username/source machine name
used, as soon as I attempt to send net rpc shutdown with a comment, the
comment is not displayed and the command does not work.
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is not the case, windows will try to
make the folder with their username, but will not make the parent
directories (in this case home/user/profile/). - My two cents, hope it
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referenced by username rather than just process id.
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to administer users, accounts, and machine accounts from anywhere on the
network via a web browser.
If time, conveinience, and ease-of-use are you biggest administrative
hurdles - then LDAP is what you're missing.
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Could try rsync, but that will not solve issues related to the Windows
registry...
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records did solve it - may or may not be the same for yourself,
but worth looking at nonetheless.
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accept that for every user on the system - and it's a huge hit
on I/O we don't need to take either :(
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AMD Opteron hardware if it matters any.
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Yes - Apple's OpenDirectory server uses standard OpenLDAP as it's backend...
You can run whatever type of db you want from it - including samba and linux
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through completing your setup.
http://www.openldap.org/ has a great set of documentation, as does samba on
the matter - try reading a bit and come back should you have any further
more detailed issues arrise.
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http
, LDAP/etc questions etc... Trust me, after having
done three of these setups now myself it's worth the effort. Good place to
start is the Samba Domain Control How-To, (which DOES explain
LDAP+samba+nss_ldap integration and provide example configuration files).
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as present which really aren't?
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To: Nathan Vidican
Cc: samba@lists.samba.org
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of
smbstatus full of 'untidy' data which gets in the way of us solving the real
problem - why a user can't save or is seeing an un-opened file as locked
when it's not.
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with the
autosave feature, or some sort of option in word making it create/deal with
the tmp files but I really don't understand or know the bahavior well enough
to fix it entirely on my own. Help?
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,
(posted as new thread for others on the list to be able to gain from the
question/answer(s) as well).
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with the internals
of samba, the better admin I may become :)
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/permissions for files nor dirs. Also, might just make note, that
using the 'force group = somegroup' line in a share comes in encredibly
handy as well.
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[mailto
I
sent this email ;)
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Subject: [Samba] need employee
been too bad on this list, but they are getting increasingly annoying
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Continually getting message from varried senders, all referencing bogus
offer for money to be made transferring money out of russia, with contact
info/message content always the same, and the subject 'need employee', copy
of message follows... (got 15+ copies via samba list today alone)
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run from the PDC. Should I change the BDC to be
the actual BDC and vice-versa, or could there be something in WINS perhaps
to tell clients to use the BDC first then the PDC? Or am I completely wrong
in the assumption that it's supposed to be BDC, then PDC?
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attached to it, and at seemingly random we have
three to four with this problem from different physical areas.
Also attaching the relevant portions of smb.conf from one of the servers
(BDC):
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[global
' to the configuration?
Lastly, does it matter if I'm not using ACL's? Just using plain old UNIX
permissions (750/660 dir/file) and the force-group parameter for most
shares - which works quite well thus far.
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Try LAM (Ldap Account Manager) - web based/php gui for managing
users/profiles/etc for both Unix NSS_LDAP and for samba
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wheels I'd make note of what's going on first.
We're running two samba servers using ldap backend for domain/users/etc.
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the memory controller/pipeline issues make
x86_64 that much faster in terms of pure 32 bit performance.
In short - don't really know, but do know the machines themselves are faster
than equivelent clock-cycling 32 bit machines, even if only running pure 32
bit software.
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Have noted a bug, in bin/net, which reports unknown parameter for 'veto
oplocks', I have sent details to the list, and pretty sure I even posted a
report on bugzilla too... Anything on that yet?
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to figure out
if it's something on our end or yours; so is anyone else getting double
posts or is the problem solely on my end?
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as a BDC on the network, and as such is not
processing the domain logons. (All profiles/user homedirs are stored and
mapped to server2 currently, even though logon script is executing from
server1.
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the windows clients
at all.
Just a few housecleaning items which really should have been done anyways,
but figured they were worth mentioning in case anyone else has been
experiencing delays too.
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a note -
we've been having huge problems with MS Excel and Word running on samba
3.0.11, moved over to 3.0.12-rc1, (even though this is a production
environment).
... Will advise and let you know if the problems persist, or if we find any
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oplocks
But when I do a testparm, I get no complaints or warnings... Smbd seems to
run fine with no complaints either, so I'd imagine there just needs to be an
update with the 'net' command?
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the registry or imports the file - check help, documentation,
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), or
there even isn't anything mapped to p:, then it will fix your problem...
Sure there's other ways, but this would seem simplest to me; again only my
two cents here, try it else see what anyone else comes up with for you.
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of how to configure samba to use smbldap-tools' password
script:
ldap passwd sync = yes
passwd program = /server/bin/smbldap-tools/smbldap-passwd.pl -u %u
passwd chat = Changing password for*\nNew Password* %n\n *Retype new
password* %n\n
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are not on the samba domain and use the same
physical network to access a novell Netware Server via IPX, however all
windows clients use tcp/ip exclusively.
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You could put a static entry into wins.dat file ( /var/locks/wins.dat )...
We had to do that for a similar situation where our samba BDC doesn't
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You Wrote
as to which logon group a particular user belongs to, and still
it will create/save files with the permissions as expressed (group
read/write/[execute for dir]). Thereby allowing all members of 'groupname'
to access any file put in the share by any other user in the same group.
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