----- V?stule no Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> --------- Datums: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 09:19:10 +0000 S?t?t?js: Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> Temats: Re: [Samba] Samba AD DC and browsing of shares Sa??m?js: samba at lists.samba.org>>> You can recompile it if you want to, but if you use packages from >>> your distro, you shouldn't have to. What distro are you using? >> >> Slackware(64-14.1), so I am used to re-building things to my liking :) >> >> Janis >> >> P.S. If the client still wants _AD_ DC - can i just build >> fileserver using the same samba4 build I have for DC (I re-built it >> after installation of heimdal 1.5.2), join it to the domain and >> have the shares on FS browsable? Any howtos/hints for such >> configuration? For the purpose of finding the best solution I >> already have virtual network of 4 virtual machines (ADDC + 3 types >> of clients), virtual file server will be fifth. >> > > You are your own there with slackware, never ever used it, sorry :-) > > When you say that you have installed heimdal, I hope this was as a > client, samba4 in AD DC mode comes with its own keberos server. > > From my limited testing, you only need to compile samba4 one way, it > is then how you use the binaries that dictates what type of samba > server you get.the necessity for external heimdal even for Samba 4 in case of Slackware I found somehwere in solutions and it incidentally co-incided with getting samba AD DC working. Browsing the original Slackware package I can not locate a thing like kinit, for example, while krb5.conf is there OK, but his is not the problem. T
On 20/03/15 13:00, J?nis wrote:> > ----- V?stule no Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> --------- > Datums: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 09:19:10 +0000 > S?t?t?js: Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> > Temats: Re: [Samba] Samba AD DC and browsing of shares > Sa??m?js: samba at lists.samba.org > >>>> You can recompile it if you want to, but if you use packages from >>>> your distro, you shouldn't have to. What distro are you using? >>> >>> Slackware(64-14.1), so I am used to re-building things to my liking :) >>> >>> Janis >>> >>> P.S. If the client still wants _AD_ DC - can i just build fileserver >>> using the same samba4 build I have for DC (I re-built it after >>> installation of heimdal 1.5.2), join it to the domain and have the >>> shares on FS browsable? Any howtos/hints for such configuration? For >>> the purpose of finding the best solution I already have virtual >>> network of 4 virtual machines (ADDC + 3 types of clients), virtual >>> file server will be fifth. >>> >> >> You are your own there with slackware, never ever used it, sorry :-) >> >> When you say that you have installed heimdal, I hope this was as a >> client, samba4 in AD DC mode comes with its own keberos server. >> >> From my limited testing, you only need to compile samba4 one way, it >> is then how you use the binaries that dictates what type of samba >> server you get. > > the necessity for external heimdal even for Samba 4 in case of > Slackware I found somehwere in solutions and it incidentally > co-incided with getting samba AD DC working. > Browsing the original Slackware package I can not locate a thing like > kinit, for example, while krb5.conf is there > > OK, but his is not the problem. > > T >You started out asking if you could have network browsing with a samba AD DC like there is with samba3, well the answer to this is 'no' I am not saying you shouldn't have kerberos installed, just the opposite in fact, you just cannot run the server part of it. Try running this: netstat -tapn | grep ':88' | grep 'samba' If you do not get a response, you have a big problem. Rowland
----- V?stule no Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> --------- Datums: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 13:12:20 +0000 S?t?t?js: Rowland Penny <rowlandpenny at googlemail.com> Temats: Re: [Samba] Samba AD DC and browsing of shares Sa??m?js: samba at lists.samba.org>> the necessity for external heimdal even for Samba 4 in case of >> Slackware I found somehwere in solutions and it incidentally >> co-incided with getting samba AD DC working. >> Browsing the original Slackware package I can not locate a thing >> like kinit, for example, while krb5.conf is there >> >> OK, but his is not the problem. > > You started out asking if you could have network browsing with a > samba AD DC like there is with samba3, well the answer to this is 'no' > > I am not saying you shouldn't have kerberos installed, just the > opposite in fact, you just cannot run the server part of it. > > Try running this: > > netstat -tapn | grep ':88' | grep 'samba' > > If you do not get a response, you have a big problem.everything is working fine. How fast should it be expected for the domain info to spread over the network? It took a few minutes for the freshly joined samba server to get the auth info for the shares on it from the DC (I judge it by the ability to wbinfo -u on the file server to give domain users' info) Janis