[Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread werner maes
Hello I tried to add a computer to a Samba domain using another account (testuser) than root. I use LDAP for authentication and added the account (testuser) with uid=0 in ldap. If I use this account to add an computer to the domain I get the error: Access is denied. And in the samba log:

RE: [Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread Thiago Lima
The user MUST be root, if you want to use another user map it to root in smbusers. regards. thiago. I tried to add a computer to a Samba domain using another account (testuser) than root. I use LDAP for authentication and added the account (testuser) with uid=0 in ldap. If I use this

RE: [Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread Jean-Rene Cormier
I just reformatted a computer and I joined it with my regular username which doesn't have uid=0 and is not mapped to root either. I thought that maybe it was because the machine account was already in LDAP so I booted up another Windows in VMWare and removed it from the domain and changed the

RE: [Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread werner maes
I'm glad it works for you :-) can you give some configuration details of smb.conf? I have: domain admin group = root ldaptest. Werner At 11:27 31/10/2003, Jean-Rene Cormier wrote: I just reformatted a computer and I joined it with my regular username which doesn't have uid=0 and is not mapped to

RE: [Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread Jean-Rene Cormier
My smb.conf is pretty basic, I don't see anything else other than the domain admin group that would change that behaviour. Here's part of my smb.conf: [global] workgroup = DOMAIN netbios name = SERVER server string = SERVER interfaces = 192.168.0.2 127.0.0.1

RE: [Samba] adding computer in domain with user other than root

2003-10-31 Thread Jean-Rene Cormier
Oh and BTW I still have to add machine accounts manually in the /etc/passwd file. Jean-Rene Cormier On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 11:51, Jean-Rene Cormier wrote: My smb.conf is pretty basic, I don't see anything else other than the domain admin group that would change that behaviour. Here's part of