John,
Thank you very much!
John P. Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/08/04 03:43PM >>>
>>an on Solaris 8, the 'configure' step completes
>>successfully, but 'make' seems to hang early:
>> ...
>>creating /home/troy/src/samba/samba-3.0.1/source/include/proto.h
>>[it hangs here for hours if I let
Greetings list!
I have a older Samba (v 2.0.7) server compiled with
an older gcc (v 2.8.1) running on an older Solaris
(v 2.5.1).
I would like to upgrade to a newer version of Samba.
I have had trouble compiling Samba version 3.0.1
with gcc version 2.8.1 on Solaris 2.5.1:
$ ./configure
check
Adam,
On the share you could make all files
mode '644' and owned by user 'special'.
Then use:
force user = special
force create mode = 644
force directory mode = 755
and maybe some other 'force' type
parameters on that share. As long as
special isn't in the writelist, things might
wo
I am also interesting in good docs on this...
anyone got any? Is it in the grand howto?
:-)
Troy
>>> "Joe Stuart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/15/03 08:27AM >>>
I was wondering if anyone has gotten samba to authenticate to
Edirectory? If so is there any good docs anywhere online on how to do
it? I've
The original url got me nothing, but
this:
http://samba.org/~jht/NT4migration/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf
got me the doc.
>>> John H Terpstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/20/03 02:38PM >>>
http://samba.org/~jht/NT4migration/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.html
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Hello Brad and Drew,
We us Samba here with Windows 2000 Terminal
Server and Citrix. Shares and printers are served
from a Solaris 2.5.1 box running Samba 2.0.7 in
"security=domain" mode and an NT4 PDC. We
will upgrade when I can grab the time to make
and thouroughly test one of the latest rel
What kind of clients are they (win3.x, winxp, ...)?
I haven't found the "reconnect on logon" options
to be very reliable, so I usually reconnect the
shares I want with a login script of some kind.
Do your clients login to the Samba server on boot?
>>> "Sutto Zoltan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/05/0
David,
Look in the man page for "smb.conf"
for these options:
public
guest ok
guest account
guest only
read their descriptions, and see if
they work for you.
Good luck,
Troy
>>> "David Sexton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/18/03 02:20PM >>>
I am trying to figure out how to set up a directory on
s
Glen,
Add:
force create mode = 0777
force directory mode = 0777
to the config file. That is a sure
way to accomplish your goal.
You could change the default
umask for bash in "/etc/bashrc",
but this may or may not affect
the default umask of Samba
created files. You could try it
thou
Ronald,
I am not sure, but I think I remember
reading that some strange behavior
connected with roaming profiles can be
taken care of by turning "nt acl support"
off on the profile share. I don't know if
it applies here or if is is dependent on
other unknown factors (OS of Samba
machine, ph
No, not in my experience.
Since Samba (in "domain" mode) will forward all authentication requests to
the PDC of the domain, it just has to join the domain (which causes the PDC
to create a machine account for the Samba server automagically).
>>> Beast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/09/03 20:20 PM >>>
A
Danielle,
Did you join the domain with the
new Samba server?
smbpasswd -j DOMAIN -U Administrator
(or something similar).
Good luck,
Troy
>>> "Gram, Danielle A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/09/03 12:59PM >>>
Any other ideas?
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 12:10, Gram, Danielle A. wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
Ted,
Samba.org RPMs are different from Red Hat RPMs
for samba: they are not compatible/upgradeable.
You will need to uninstall one before installing the
other.
Red Hat splits them out into "common", "client",
"swat", and "" (no name for the server package,
it seems). The Samba.org version is
t so others
can possibly benefit from whatever answers
are given (and perhaps correct mine if I am
wrong).
Good luck,
Troy
>>> Ted Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/08/03 01:54PM >>>
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 03:27 pm, Troy.A Johnson wrote:
Thanks Troy for your quick res
Ted,
This is an more of a RedHat/Mandrake/Whatever
YourLinuxDistroNameIs question than a Samba
question, but here is an answer:
rpm -qa | grep samba
will get you the samba related package names.
rpm -e
will remove those packages.
If that doesn't "fix your wagon" (and even if it does),
Dan,
First things first, read the troubleshooting chapter:
http://us6.samba.org/samba/ftp/docs/Samba24Hc13.pdf
of this Samba book. It should set you on the way to a
working Samba installation immediately. Good luck,
Troy
>>> "Dan Tappin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/19/02 03:04PM >>>
I am running S
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Michael,
There are some missing details:
Client Platform (Win95?)
Client Patchlevel (SP1?)
Word Version (6.0?)
Word Patchlevel (SP2?)
Which share the "Workgroup Templates"
are located on ("Common Files"?)
Many things _could_ be assumed,
but it always better not to.
Good luck,
Troy
>>> "M
Does this work for:
security = domain
situations? Do you have to
do anything special with regard
to joining the domain.
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/27/02 09:16AM >>>
I saw your postings and thought I would through in my two cents for
the
Windows 2000 Terminal Server and Samba. The MultipleUser
Pravin,
You don't necessarily need a login script,
but it is nice for mounting shared drives
and printers, or just copying/installing
files.
Use an empty login script to start, then
use the Windows "command line" (the
"net use /?" command is helpful here) to
mount and attach to services you
What is the output of these commands:
/sbin/ipchains
/sbin/iptables
>>> "naugaranch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/14/02 01:42PM >>>
Hopefully someone can help me. I've been running a windows 2000
Workstation
and Server.
This spring I added a Linux workstation (Red Hat 7.2 - Samba 2.2.3a) to
the
netwo
Peter,
Try:
D:\TEMP>net use s: \\natvpn2\wohl /user:wohl
and it will probably behave better.
Good luck,
Troy
>>> Peter Wohl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/14/02 10:12AM >>>
Hello,
I have a PC running NT 4.0 SP6 and a SUN Solaris (natvpn2) running
Samba
2.2.2-sun-solaris-2.8. I installed and configu
Jon,
I think that the "encrypt passwords"
option is what controls how Samba interacts with
the client. It is necessary to make the clients
use encrypted passwords when Samba is relaying
authentication to a domain controller because
those are the only kind of password credentials
the domain c
Search for "username map" in the docs (smb.conf (5)).
>>> "Rend, Jon (Jon) %" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/29/02 09:04AM >>>
Is there a way to map NT names to UNIX names when they are not the
same. 95%
of our are which is great but we have a few that are different. For
example,
we have NT user "bigboy"
Sandro,
What version of Samba are you running?
What OS and version are you running Samba on?
Can you confirm that 'nmbd' is running?
Can the list see the smb.conf file?
What version of NT server was it before?
What version(s) of windows clients are connecting?
Do they all behave the same in that t
It maybe isn't the problem now, but it may be that your OS has a cron job, utility, or
patch that modifies the permissions of files/directories under "/dev". This is
because it may assume that all files/directories there are devices. For that reason
alone, I would definitely find another locati
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