similar to: "Printer settings could not be saved. Access is denied" problem

Hi Samba gurus, I need your help for the problem of denying the change of the print driver settings on samba. I have no any clue of this problem. Thanks for any comments and tips. Our institution has a windows 2000 active directory domain; I joined my test samba 2.2.6 on a Linux box into domain as the file/print member server. All the file sharing worked fine, but when I tried to upload

Hi, I have a problem for implementing automatic printer driver download on Samba 2.2.7a. When I tried to upload printer drivers from a Windows 2000 client, I could see the printers were uploaded to the printer driver directory W32X86 under Unix. However, When I tried to apply those changes to the printer driver, I got ?printer settings could not be saved, Access is denied?. The samba is

Il giorno mer, 07/02/2024 alle 13.18 +0100, Dario Lesca via samba ha scritto: > Now I do some other test and investigations (revert the snapshot to > initial situation) I have do some test and I have found what can unlock the missing CUPS printers list when do a "smbclient -L server" or browse the server from windows. See these follow steps[1]. As you see, it's not a

If anybody could help this would be much appreciated... Samba being used with Domain security, as a printer server with an NT 4.0 PDC and BDC. Can browse file shares, can act as printer admin (FINALLY !!), but cannot upload printer drivers, have created print$ share, have created W32X86 and WIN40 directories. When I try to print I get the following error message in machine specific log,

I have samba version 2.2.5 with printing patches. printpro 4.2.2 = cups version 1.1.14 (I think) The files queued in /var/spool/samba don't ever get deleted!! They are deleted after they are printed by cups in the cups spool directory. Why is samba not deleting the files? Do I need to specify a pint command? Thanks This is my samba config: # Global parameters [global] workgroup =

On Nov 24, 2010, at 11:18 AM, John McCall wrote: > On Nov 24, 2010, at 5:36 AM, Bill Wendling wrote: >> Ah ha! I think I had a different mental model than you did. Or at least I remembered things differently from the discussion. :-) For me, there is one dispatch per region, which is why I had the region number associated with the invokes as well as the "unwind to" edge coming

I have samba 2.2.5 on RedHat 7.3. I have installed the following patches on samba: Makefile.in.patch ldap_start_tls.patch parse_sec.patch srv_spoolss_nt.patch from ftp://ftp.samba.org/pub/jerry/patches/post-2.2.5 Still experiencing frequent windows nt 4 spooler crashes when installing or removing printers from the samba server. If I disable winbind and the clients login as nobody, the problem

Hi, I added these lines to smb.conf: kernel op locks = false op locks = false strict locking = true so I could see some locks from the unix level. It worked sorta, I see the locks for big files (but not the locks I was expecting), but for little files it shows nothing: # ./lock_list /opt/testsambashare/mattest.doc # ./lock_list /opt/testsambashare/contents.doc 0 22086 W

On Nov 24, 2010, at 5:36 AM, Bill Wendling wrote: > On Nov 24, 2010, at 4:58 AM, John McCall wrote: >> >>> The object 'f' is in a different cleanup area than 'b' which, in turn >>> is in a different area than 'z'. These three regions should point to >>> three different landing pads (or different offsets in the same landing >>>

I have an ubuntu 8.10 server that is authenticating against active directory (Win2k3) and acting as a fileserver. I used likewise open to setup the AD authentication. If a user creates a file in a directory that he doesn't own, he can modify the contents of the file, but not delete or rename it. The group permissions should allow the user to do this. If the user owns the directory,

Every day I get emailed Logwatch reports with several entries of the following type. I've tried googling for these entries and found nothing that indicats if these represent any particular problem. We did not have these messages before and nothing really changed other than some RedHat updates. The system generally runs fine (~170 users) with only the occasional authentication glitch.

On Nov 24, 2010, at 5:07 PM, Bill Wendling wrote: > On Nov 24, 2010, at 11:18 AM, John McCall wrote: > >> On Nov 24, 2010, at 5:36 AM, Bill Wendling wrote: >>> Ah ha! I think I had a different mental model than you did. Or at least I remembered things differently from the discussion. :-) For me, there is one dispatch per region, which is why I had the region number

Hi list, i've upgraded Samba 3.0.14a to 3.0.20b (debian package) and ran into following problem: I cannot change the file-attribute (read-only, hidden, archive) from a file via the windows explorer as an ordinary user. The error "access denied" occurs. The file has following permissions on Unix: -rwxrw---- 1 root Massen 0 2005-10-28 08:17 Neu Textdatei.txt The user is

Hi Keir, csched_load_balance is used to see if there are higher privileged vcpu in other physical processors'' runnable queue, if there is, then migrate this vcpu to this physical processor. But at following scenario, this vcpu migration is unnecessary. 1. idle_vcpu0 is running on lp0, hvm_vcpu is in lp0''s runnable queue, this happens when hvm_vcpu is just being woken up, 2.

Okay, I know this has come up before and before being chastised I spent a couple hours reviewing the archives and could find the messages on it. I have a user who when he attempts to save a MS Word Document (test file.doc) to a samba share gets the following error: Word cannot complete the save due to file permission error. (I:\samba\directory\test file. Doc) The user is the owner of the

Hello Joel, Thank you very much for your reply. I tried use the same print command under UNIX as I have in sam.conf, it works well. Do you have any futher ideas? BTW, could you tell me where I find docs about print using Samba2.2.2 and W2K? Thanks a lot, Grace What happens when you print a postscript file from the samba server directly using the same print command as you have in smb.conf?

---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2001 11:16:50 -0800 (PST) From: qingjuan gu <guqj@yahoo.com> To: samba-technical@lists.samba.org Subject: W2k printing over samba Hello, I am trying to print using samba2.2.2 and W2K. The printer status box shows me 'ready' status, and I can print out sth, the problem is there are always two extra blank pages printed out. I

This is a repost of the RCU patch I have posted some time ago. The only change from the previous post, was to move it to a more recent version of xen-unstable (changeset 13386). I am planning to submit the following additional patches, after this one is accepted: 1) rename_find_domain.patch: Rename find_domain_by_id() to get_domain_by_id() 2) add_find_domain.patch: Add new

This is a repost of the RCU patch I have posted some time ago. The only change from the previous post, was to move it to a more recent version of xen-unstable (changeset 13386). I am planning to submit the following additional patches, after this one is accepted: 1) rename_find_domain.patch: Rename find_domain_by_id() to get_domain_by_id() 2) add_find_domain.patch: Add new

Tomorrow morning my Central Europe will try to steal an hour of daylight by adding an extra hour at 2 am. This event will reintroduce an old but trivial show-stopper for the broader use of Samba. Microsoft has, perhaps intentionally, redefined the summer/winter time reckoning and just acknowledged in a KB article that, yes, MS Windows don't show the correct time, but they show the wrong