Thank's Andrew,
> For the record, for other non-AD servers that don't do SASL and so can't
> use -U, --simple-bind-dn takes a DN, so cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com might
> be the admin DN on an OpenLDAP server.
I tried:
samba-tool user setpassword tata --newpassword=Ghij-1919 -d 10 -H
ldap://fbsd
e the my, domain and local to match you actual domain and
> use the password that you set for the AD administrator but that should work.
>
>
>
> On 09/08/13 05:48, Olivier Nicole wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I need to write a (Perl) script that will access the LDAP se
Hi,
I need to write a (Perl) script that will access the LDAP server that is
bunddled in Samba 4.
What DN should I use to authenticate?
Best regards,
Olivier
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Thank's Andrew,
> For the record, for other non-AD servers that don't do SASL and so can't
> use -U, --simple-bind-dn takes a DN, so cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com might
> be the admin DN on an OpenLDAP server.
I tried:
samba-tool user setpassword tata --newpassword=Ghij-1919 -d 10 -H
ldap://fbsd
Thank you Mattieu.
What kind of updates does Samba need to
perform to DNS? The one at the provisioning and the machine name that
join the domain (this is already taken care of by DHCP). Is there
anything I oversee?
>>
>> What about this question? What reccords are added in t
Hi,
I understand that using options -H and --simple-bind-dn one could run
samba-tool remotely.
But how should I specify the DN to use for simple bind?
I tried many syntaxes:
cn=Administrator
cn=Administrator@domain
domain
all with the Administrator password, but it always fail with:
Faile
Thank you Matthieu,
> > I have been using Samba3 (and 2) for years, with an openLDAP backend for
> > authentication. This is working fine, my directory includes a number of
> > local settings for my specific needs.
> >
> > Now I would like to move to Samba4.
> >
> > I understand that Samba4 comes
Hi,
I have been using Samba3 (and 2) for years, with an openLDAP backend for
authentication. This is working fine, my directory includes a number of
local settings for my specific needs.
Now I would like to move to Samba4.
I understand that Samba4 comes with its own DNS and LDAP servers.
By p
Hi,
> After join computer to domain then log on to Windows Xp with local
> administrator account and go to control panel -> addusers (select
> account from your domain) -> Grant access level to your domain account
> as "Administrator".
I missed the begining of the discussion, but I am using the
> 'smbclient -L 127.0.0.1 -U
> lscarneiro' returns me the following message:
>
> Connection to 127.0.0.1 failed (Error NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED)
To me too, but I think that your smbclient command is not valid.
It should rather be -I 127.0.0.1 I think.
By the way, are you sure that your
To add a bit more, my users typically look like:
dn: uid=a103,ou=People,ou=csim,dc=cs,dc=ait,dc=ac,dc=th
objectClass: inetOrgPerson
objectClass: posixAccount
objectClass: top
objectClass: sambaSamAccount
cn: a103
sn: x
uid: a103
uidNumber: 5072
gidNumber: 95
homeDirectory: /home/a103
loginShel
Hi,
> Executing "getent group" on the Ubuntu client produces the expected results.
> Executing "getent passwd" does not; it only shows me a subset of the user
> accounts (notably, not my own account which was created prior to migration).
I am running successfully with the user accounts having the
Hi,
I have set-up a couple of printers and uploaded the driver on Samba
server.
Now Windows XP clients can add the printers and the driver is
automatically installed.
I have a problem with Vista clients, when trying to automatically
install the driver it gets and error: "Windows cannot connect t
Hi,
I am in the process of changing the Samba printers from using client
driver to using server driver.
I think I finally got it working except that after I have uploaded the
driver on Samba server and after I have configured the "device
settings" for that driver (define duplex, additionnal tray,
> but should the message "*Reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf smbd only"
> appear right on the command every five minutes? that surely cannot be
> normal behavior.
Must be depending on how you started samba and what you configured as
a log file.
If you started samba on command line and have no log con
> not sure if this is a samba problem because i have only just ran
> across this on a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04 server...
> whats happening is that the message "* Reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf
> smbd only" is occurring every 3-5 minutes right no the command line.
If I understood well, samba wi
A bit of follow-up.
> I am using the how-to at
> http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/classicalprinting.html
> It goes fine up to "installing drivers into [print$] using APW". I can
> see a list of drivers files growing into W32X86.
>
> But when I try to access the propertie
Hi,
After using the client driver for a long time, I want to give a try to
the drivers installed on Samba server.
I am using the how-to at
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/classicalprinting.html
It goes fine up to "installing drivers into [print$] using APW". I can
see a
> Yes I know it now , it is logical captain but the preceding person which
> installed the old samba version has written the samba version in the
> server string statement !!!
Ouch!
> and it would be very confusing for users and
> admins ...
I don't think the users would notice, and maybe not
>> We are on the way to upgrade our PDC from 2.2.8 to 3.2.11
>> as we do not want to reconfigure the PDC IP address on several
>> hundreds of windows XP clients we have chosen to keep the same
>> IP address for the new PDC.
Why not keeping the same name for your server? Then with same name and
sam
Hi,
> I'm trying to use it to
> login via ssh. This user cannot authenticate.
> Here is the result from auth.log and some configurations files
This is not a samba problem but a SSH/Ubuntu/Ldap problem :)
You need both packages pam_ldap AND nss_ldap.
You need to configure both (configuration is
Hi,
I recently upgraded from Samba 3.0.31 to 3.3.2 on a FreeBSD 6.4
server, and since then, the Windows machines have no right to delete
files unless the directory is "chmod o+w"
I tried to play with "map read only" and 'store dos attribues" but not
to avail.
My FreeBSD server is quite standard,
Hello,
I have been using Samba for years (login onto the PC, files and
printers sharing) and since recently I have a LDAP server running and
serving authentication to few Unix systems (mail, web, Zope, ssh,
etc.)
Now that I set-up a new server to use with Samba, I would like to
integrate Samba in
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