I finally make it work.
The problem was in my nss_ldap.conf file.
I was missing a line indicating there were "user" accounts in two
different OU : People and Machines. Once this was fixed, I could properly
check the trust account with winbindd.
in libnss_ldap.conf:
nss_base_passwd = ou=People,dc=mydomain,dc=fr
and after I added this line
nss_base_passwd = ou=Machines,dc=mydomain,dc=fr
It did work.
> Ok, so I could finally get the level 10 log out of winbindd.
>
> I started it with winbindd -S -F -i -d 10 > log.winbindd
>
> The complete log file is available at
> http://www.thom.fr.eu.org/log.winbindd
>
> By what I could see, it seem to get NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT when trying to
> connect to MYSERVER (name resolving seems OK there) then it says Receiving
> SMB: Server stopped responding
>
> Any idea ?
>
>> On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 10:30:13AM +0200, devel@thom.fr.eu.org wrote:
>>> Ok,
>>>
>>> I just missed this part from the documentation (by the way, could
>>> anybody
>>> spot me to the place where this is specified. I could see in Samba
>>> Howto
>>> chapter 13, but this is not obvious).
>>
>> No, I think you're correct. This is where it's specified.
>> That's not really the right place.
>>
>> I'd like to take a look and fix this, but might take a
>> while to get to the docs update. Anyone else willing to
>> help ?
>>
>>> So I did successfully join the domain, and now I get the following
>>> error
>>> on wbinfo -t :
>>> MYSERVER:~# wbinfo -t
>>> checking the trust secret via RPC calls failed
>>> error code was NT_STATUS_DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_NOT_FOUND (0xc0000233)
>>> Could not check secret
>>>
>>> This looks like a resolver issue. I have
>>> wins server = 10.212.254.254
>>> wins proxy = Yes
>>> name resolve order = lmhosts wins host bcast
>>> in smb.conf, and my lmhost file says
>>> 10.211.254.253 MYDOMAIN
>>> 10.211.254.253 MYSERVER
>>> and anyway the nmblookup succeeds:
>>> tls-srv-01:~# nmblookup -R -U 10.212.254.254 MYDOMAIN#1b
>>> querying MYDOMAIN on 10.212.254.254
>>> 10.211.254.253 MYDOMAIN<1b>
>>> tls-srv-01:~# nmblookup -R -U 10.212.254.254 MYDOMAIN#1c
>>> querying MYDOMAIN on 10.212.254.254
>>> 10.211.254.253 MYDOMAIN<1c>
>>
>> Run winbindd -d10 and look at the core winbindd logs to
>> help find out why it can't find the DC.
>>
>> Jeremy.
>>
>
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