samba - Jul 2006 - Migrating to Samba File Server- WERR_ACCESS_DENIED, Access Denied

Hi all,
I want to replace my Windows 2000 file server with Redhat Enterprise 4. I 
have configured SAMBA as a domain member file server. It works without any 
problem. When I try to copy files/folder from Windows file server to Redhat 
server via the ways below, I prompt "access denied" message.

At linux:
net rpc migrate share ...
Error message: WERR_ACCESS_DENIED

At windows file server:

scopy or permcopy (Windows 2000 Resource Kit tools)
Error message: Access denied.

I couldn't find any solution on the WEB.

Do you have any clue or trick for this weird problem?

It is very urgent for me.

Thanks,

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Hi all,

I have tried Robocopy. It seems Ok. I can copy files and folders with 
permissions using Robocopy as seen below.

robocopy source destination  /COPY:S

Even though Robocopy seems Ok, please answer the question about 
scopy,permcopy and net rpc migrate usage problem which gives message 
"WERR_ACCESS_DENIED, access denied"

My current problem is about copied permissions. I have some folders on my NT 
file server. NTFS permissions  are allowed except Full Control for some 
users.  When I copy folders with permissions from NT box to Linux box, the  
folders get "rwx"  ACL for the users. When I check these ACLs at
Windows
Explorer, Full Control permission seems allowed.

My questions are:

1)howto copy permissions without Full Control permission allowed.
2)If a user creates a folder in those copied folders, It gets full control 
permission on the new folder ( Ok. I see it. Because the user has
"rwx" ACL
and  is owner of the folder.) I want user not to have Full Control on files 
or folders. It is possible on Windows with "Modify" permission. How to
assign users "Modify" permission for the folders placed at Linux file 
server.


Thanks for prompt responses,

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I finally resolved my WERR_ACCESS_DENIED using rpcclient setdriver 
command, and maybe my resolution can help you.

I'm using security=ads and winbind for full integration with Active 
Directory on the Windows 2003 server that acts as the domain controller, 
and the peculiarities of the problem as I was experiencing it are due to 
that security mode.  If you're not using that mode, then the solution 
below probably does not apply.

In order to actually write anything the user had to be explicitly 
allowed in smb.conf in the form of DOMAIN\username and I had to 
authenticate as the user DOMAIN\username and, of course, the password.  
When I tried plain old "root" and the root password, I still got the 
WERR_ACCESS_DENIED error and only when I switched to DOMAIN\username was 
I successful.

-- Rob

Linefeed Feed said the following on 07/09/2006 02:19 PM:
> Hi all,
> I want to replace my Windows 2000 file server with Redhat Enterprise 
> 4. I have configured SAMBA as a domain member file server. It works 
> without any problem. When I try to copy files/folder from Windows file 
> server to Redhat server via the ways below, I prompt "access
denied"
> message.
>
> At linux:
> net rpc migrate share ...
> Error message: WERR_ACCESS_DENIED
>
> At windows file server:
>
> scopy or permcopy (Windows 2000 Resource Kit tools)
> Error message: Access denied.
>
> I couldn't find any solution on the WEB.
>
> Do you have any clue or trick for this weird problem?
>
> It is very urgent for me.
>
> Thanks,
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Sohbet ve eglence, web kamera ve sesli sohbet Messenger'de. 
> http://messenger.msn.com/?mkt=tr&DI=3490&XAPID=2584
>
-- 

Rob Tanner
UNIX Services Manager
Linfield College, McMinnville OR

Hi Rob,
Firstly,Thanks for your response
In my smb.conf,
admin users = DOMAINNAME\Administrator

I'll try rpcclient setdriver command.

Did you see my another message which has same subject,about copying 
permissions? If not, I would like you check it and share your opinion?

Regards,

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