samba - Feb 2002 - HEAD problems...

Hi, after Andrew Barlett's advice I reinstalled my Samba server with version
3.0 alpha HEAD. I cannot join my Windows domain. With version 2.2.3a I used the
following command:

smbpasswd -j DOMAIN -r PDC -U ADMINISTRATOR

If I use this command with HEAD, the following message is presented:

see 'net rpc join' for this functionality

I reviewed the 'net' man page but it's incomplete, so I typed the
command (net rpc join) and the following message was presented:

Unable to find a suitable server

Can anybody help me join my domain??? We have reviewed our smb.conf file and we
have defined both our domain and our PDC and BDC.

Thanx for your help.

Julio Rojas
Universidad Fermin Toro
jrojas@uft.edu.ve
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Just a side to it.  I used to use a -U option and specify a domain admin
login.
 
net rpc join -U dave
 
Where dave is a domain admin.  You defined wins servers?  Did you run
testparm to make sure no errors existed with the configuation file?  If the
above doesn't help, let me see the smb.conf you used if possible.

-----Original Message-----
From: Julio Rojas [mailto:jrojas@uft.edu.ve]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 7:38 AM
To: samba@samba.org
Subject: [Samba] HEAD problems...


Hi, after Andrew Barlett's advice I reinstalled my Samba server with version
3.0 alpha HEAD. I cannot join my Windows domain. With version 2.2.3a I used
the following command:
 
smbpasswd -j DOMAIN -r PDC -U ADMINISTRATOR
 
If I use this command with HEAD, the following message is presented:
 
see 'net rpc join' for this functionality
 
I reviewed the 'net' man page but it's incomplete, so I typed the
command
(net rpc join) and the following message was presented:
 
Unable to find a suitable server
 
Can anybody help me join my domain??? We have reviewed our smb.conf file and
we have defined both our domain and our PDC and BDC.
 
Thanx for your help.
 
Julio Rojas
Universidad Fermin Toro
jrojas@uft.edu.ve <mailto:jrojas@uft.edu.ve>