Tomak,
I just tested your settings and they seem to be working.
The auth takes much longer now, maybe because it is working.
When checking shares the getpwnam does not even get called any more.
I noticed many SMB_VFS, NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_OBJECT in the log, I guess
that let's me know VFS was
Robert Silvia wrote:
Tomak,
I just tested your settings and they seem to be working.
The auth takes much longer now, maybe because it is working.
When checking shares the getpwnam does not even get called any more.
I noticed many SMB_VFS, NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_OBJECT in the log, I guess
that let's me
I just tested your settings and they seem to be working.
The auth takes much longer now, maybe because it is working.
When checking shares the getpwnam does not even get called any more.
I noticed many SMB_VFS, NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_OBJECT in the log, I guess
that let's me know VFS was
On Friday 26 November 2004 11:19, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
...
Of all howtos etc. I made through, I was only able to setup Samba + LDAP
using Samba Guide (chapter 6, Making users happy) - it has the smallest
number of bugs - without correcting them (like %m needed instead of %u),
running
John H Terpstra wrote:
On Friday 26 November 2004 11:19, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
...
Of all howtos etc. I made through, I was only able to setup Samba + LDAP
using Samba Guide (chapter 6, Making users happy) - it has the smallest
number of bugs - without correcting them (like %m needed instead
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
I just tested your settings and they seem to be working.
The auth takes much longer now, maybe because it is working.
When checking shares the getpwnam does not even get called any more.
I noticed many SMB_VFS, NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_OBJECT in the log, I guess
that let's me
On 27 Nov 2004, at 06:05, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
I got lots of gray hair when I compared how hard it is to establish
Samba + OpenLDAP, and then MS solutions, even with official
documentation.
FWIW, I've just given a presentation to the local Linux Users' Group on
this subject, based on notes
Yeah good information...
on redhat it's ldap.conf in /etc/ too go figure
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
I just tested your settings and they seem to be working.
The auth takes much longer now, maybe because it is working.
When checking shares the getpwnam does not even get
I can say this if Tomak is using Suse then this may very well be how
Suse built the package.
I left suse for this exact reason, a perfect example of how they changed
Samba's ldap ssl = parameter
for what ever reason they set this parameter to relate to start_tls /
false instead of start_tls /
Great...
I wonder what type of mirgration will be available when samba 4 comes...
Alex Satrapa wrote:
On 27 Nov 2004, at 06:05, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
I got lots of gray hair when I compared how hard it is to establish
Samba + OpenLDAP, and then MS solutions, even with official
Robert Silvia wrote:
Great...
I wonder what type of mirgration will be available when samba 4 comes...
and when it comes? :)
Don't know of migration, but if Samba 4 will use LDAP-compatibile
backed, it should be something like dumping old LDAP and importing it to
Samba.
Tomek
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Robert Silvia wrote:
I can say this if Tomak is using Suse then this may very well be how
Suse built the package.
I left suse for this exact reason, a perfect example of how they changed
Samba's ldap ssl = parameter
for what ever reason they set this parameter to relate to start_tls /
false
I've given up on Yast... it doesn't always catch dependences; refusing
to install something with no message indicting why.
I found that installing apt from guru's rpm site is the best way to go
in terms of updates and installing additional software.
I know I will no longer use Suse as a
One of the reasons I choose to go with openldap as my backend for samba
was I intended to eventually have my cyrus server authenticate against
the same server thus creating a single point of autherization for
network services.
That being said if samba 4 does have it's own ldap like backend
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