Re: [Samba] what architecture is required for having a samba working ?

amba.org/index.php/Samba4/HOWTO) That should do the work, will try it if I can find some explanations on how to setup Bind9 in this way. Kind regards, Valéry Roché -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba

[Samba] what architecture is required for having a samba working ?

Hi list, Some years ago, here at University of Poitiers, we used something called Netware. But it was expensive, so it was decided to abandonned it : some services migrated to samba and OpenLDAP, and others migrated to Windows Server. So now, Win7 is coming, and unfortunately we can't use Sam

Re: [Samba] giving user rights to files

ome google thing ;) and I forgot to say that I'm using ACLs too on the shares. I don't think the command "chown g+s" will work with ACLs : what happens if several groups have rights on the share ? Valéry Roché -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and

[Samba] giving user rights to files

n LDAP too. What should I do to have the file with the right owner/group membership ? For groups, I maybe have to use the group map command. But for users ? Thanks for any answer you could give me, Valéry Roché -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructio

Re: [Samba] providing the current samba PID to a preexec script

Hi, I added "" around each variable, that works fine. Many thanks Valéry I would add "" around each variable to avoid the shell breaking any value that embed spaces, etc... Simo. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mai

[Samba] providing the current samba PID to a preexec script

Hi all, I'd to provide the current samba PID with wich the user will be looged in. It seems this variable is %d in smb.conf I write it in a log file, and all I can see is the domain name, not the pid here is the line in my smb.conf : root preexec = /samba_system/scripts/connect.sh %u %

Re: [Samba] can't mount smb shares

Hi again, Although the PDC is configured as a wins server, I added 2 lines in lmhost.sam on a client machine : 192.168.41.253 carbone #PRE#DOM:MY_DOMAIN 192.168.41.252 monoxyde#PRE Now, the client can mount the shares, if I try it by the way of the explorer. But it seems that t

[Samba] can't mount smb shares

x27;t it ? But i don't find any solution. If anybody has an idea... I'm desperate, please help. I pasted the global sections of the 2 smb.conf. Thanks for reading this, Valéry Roché - PDC's smb.conf. [global] workgroup = LETTRES netbios name = CA

Re: [Samba] is this a DNS resolution problem ? bad news

Hi, It seems that no one cares about this problem, but it's a very pregnant problem. I explain the problem again : if the PDC is listenning on only one interface, everything works good. If I configure it to listen on all its interfaces, it works well if it listens on the loopback interface. I

Re: [Samba] is this a DNS resolution problem ? bad news

A good info : if I configure the server to listen on 2 interfaces, I can join the domain and authenticate. What is the difference between listenning on 2 interfaces and listenning on 15 interfaces ? Someone told me that I should add the loopback interface. Is it true ? And why (I like to under

Re: [Samba] is this a DNS resolution problem ? bad news

What I thought was a solution was not. As no one answered to my question, I presume that samba cannot serve multiple networks in the same time. Has anybody been confronted to this problem ? Thanks, Valéry Valéry Roché a écrit : Hi again, It seems the problem is solved by these two lines in

Re: [Samba] is this a DNS resolution problem ?

Hi again, It seems the problem is solved by these two lines in smb.conf, [global] section : interfaces = x1.x2.x3.x4/yy, z1.z2.z3.z4/vv, etc... (enumerate all IP addresses, with the associated mask) bind interfaces only = yes Before, the smb.conf was like that : interfaces

[Samba] is this a DNS resolution problem ?

Hi list, I encounter a problem again, which I thought resolved : when joining a domain, sometimes the workstation says it cannot join, or the domain does not exist, or something like that, because there is a DNS resolution probleme. I read the Micro$oft documentation listed in the error messa

Re: [Samba] how a domain user can become a local administrator ?

I made a mistake in the prvious mail 4- in the logonscript of the users I want to be local admins, I add these lines : net use z: \\server\job cpau -dec -file z:\job_file.job -profile The last line is : cpau -dec -file z:\job_file.job -profile -cwd c:\ -- To unsubscribe from

Re: [Samba] how a domain user can become a local administrator ?

Admin account and password, there is no need to logg in again. What am I doing wrong ? Sincerely, Valéry Roché -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba

[Samba] how a domain user can become a local administrator ?

s there another solution than to declare locally on the workstation that such group must be of the local administrators group ? Thanx in advance, Valéry Roché -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba