i changed ip to my server and then i cant connect anymore using _NT authentication this the error i got from the log file: [root@server samba]# tail -f log.luca [1999/08/27 19:07:05, 0] passdb/smbpassfile.c:trust_get_passwd(294) domain_client_validate: unable to read the machine account password for machine SERVER in domain SATORI. [1999/08/27 19:07:05, 1] smbd/password.c:pass_check_smb(528) smb_password_check failed. Invalid password given for user 'luca' [1999/08/27 19:07:40, 0] passdb/smbpassfile.c:get_trust_account_password(202) get_trust_account_password: Malformed trust password file (wrong length - was 0, should be 45). [1999/08/27 19:07:40, 0] passdb/smbpassfile.c:trust_get_passwd(294) domain_client_validate: unable to read the machine account password for machine SERVER in domain SATORI. [1999/08/27 19:07:40, 1] smbd/password.c:pass_check_smb(528) smb_password_check failed. Invalid password given for user 'luca' [1999/08/27 19:08:09, 0] passdb/smbpassfile.c:get_trust_account_password(202) get_trust_account_password: Malformed trust password file (wrong length - was 0, should be 45). [1999/08/27 19:08:09, 0] passdb/smbpassfile.c:trust_get_passwd(294) domain_client_validate: unable to read the machine account password for machine SERVER in domain SATORI. [1999/08/27 19:08:09, 1] smbd/password.c:pass_check_smb(528) smb_password_check failed. Invalid password given for user 'luca' where is the error ??? before the configuration works. TIA,
I will certainly let you know of anything I discover. For your problem, could
you not simply remove the share in Samba, then re add it. This would require
that the computers (Win98) are not connected, then make the change, and restart
Samba.
My problem is a little different in that I can not log in as the same user
on two different machines. Logging in on the original workstation works, but if
I try it as the same user on computer #2, that user is denied access to the
Linux shares. If I logout on the original machine, the second computer still
does not see the shares. If I logon the second computer as someone else, all is
fine.
Steven Scott
Solution Consultants Inc.
Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Prince Polius
To: Steven Scott
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 7:19 PM
Subject: Re: Help with Samba
Hello,
This sounds like my prob. Where ever I log in with the username... I get
the same access privilleges which is fine. I do however, wish to restore access
to one of the shares, to one account. This is where I fall short.
If I figure it out... I will be sure to inform you of the resolution... can I
ask the same of you?
Thank you,
Prince
----- Original Message -----
From: Steven Scott
To: Prince Polius
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: Help with Samba
I am having a similar problem that you might have encountered and been
able to correct. Are you able to log on as the same user from two different
machines and have the proper access? I can not accomplish this, yet it seems to
work properly otherwise. My original question follows in case you might have
any suggestions for me. Thanks for your time.
Steven Scott
Solution Consultants Inc.
Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
My original message:
I have two computers connected to my Samba server, and I am having
trouble logging in on the one.
Scenario:
Samba Server is NEON
Notebook computer is XENON and will connect fine as SSCOTT (user in Unix
also) with the proper password.
Desktop computer is MERCURY and can connect fine as SSCOTT2, or another user
with the proper password. However, if I try to connect as SSCOTT on this
computer, then it fails with "Neon is not accessible. No permission to
access resource." If I shut down the notebook computer, and try this
again, it still fails. I can however, see everything fine if I use a different
login name.
Is there a known problem here with trying to use the same account from
two machines at the same time, or even two different computers at any time?
----- Original Message -----
From: Prince Polius
To: Samba@samba.org
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 6:32 PM
Subject: Help with Samba
Hi,
I need some help and I am hoping that you are available. I have been
running Samba on a linux box at home for a while now. I was recently
contacted to set up a file server for a small company. The thing is...
they will require various users to have access to different files, and
ofcourse some users will have access to very little. I did some testing at
home and was able to block off one of my users (at home) from a particular
file (just as a test). I used the "valid users = whoever" and
"public no" command in the SHARE DEFINITIONS section of the
smb.conf file. It
worked fine. Now I would like to reinstate this user's access to the
same
file... but I can't get it to come back up... I keep getting a
message
that reads "... the share is not accessible/cannot be found..."
All
machines are Win98 except the samba server which runs on RedHat Linux
6.1.
I sincerely thank you for your help...
Prince
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Hi, I need some help and I am hoping that you are available. I have been running Samba on a linux box at home for a while now. I was recently contacted to set up a file server for a small company. The thing is... they will require various users to have access to different files, and ofcourse some users will have access to very little. I did some testing at home and was able to block off one of my users (at home) from a particular file (just as a test). I used the "valid users = whoever" and "public no" command in the SHARE DEFINITIONS section of the smb.conf file. It worked fine. Now I would like to reinstate this user's access to the same file... but I can't get it to come back up... I keep getting a message that reads "... the share is not accessible/cannot be found..." All machines are Win98 except the samba server which runs on RedHat Linux 6.1. I sincerely thank you for your help... Prince -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
Sorry for the lack of line wraps. I tend to use a long line on my
monitor with its font to allow
me to read a long message without the line wraps, and the majority of people
who receive my
email, there client software performs the wrapping for them.
What is the username map? My largest problem is that it works from all
the machines, but
the desktop unit can not share the login name of the notebook. The notebook
though can
connect as the desktop without a problem.
Steven Scott
Solution Consultants Inc.
Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Odhiambo Washington" <wash@iconnect.co.ke>
To: "Steven Scott" <steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 5:40 AM
Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> * Steven Scott <steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com> [20001023
00:27]:
> => I will certainly let you know of anything I discover. For your
problem, could you not simply remove the share in Samba, then re add it.
This would require that the computers (Win98) are not connected, then make
the change, and restart Samba.> =>
> => My problem is a little different in that I can not log in as the
same user on two different machines. Logging in on the original workstation
works, but if I try it as the same user on computer #2, that user is denied
access to the Linux shares. If I logout on the original machine, the second
computer still does not see the shares. If I logon the second computer as
someone else, all is fine.>
> It is good to use a mail client that wraps chars at ~72 ;-)
>
> Have you considered using username map ???
>
> =>
> =>Steven Scott
> =>Solution Consultants Inc.
> =>Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
> =>
> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Prince Polius
> => To: Steven Scott
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 7:19 PM
> => Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => Hello,
> => This sounds like my prob. Where ever I log in with the
username... I get the same access privilleges which is fine. I do however,
wish to restore access to one of the shares, to one account. This is where I
fall short.> =>
> => If I figure it out... I will be sure to inform you of the
resolution... can I ask the same of you?> =>
> => Thank you,
> =>
> => Prince
> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Steven Scott
> => To: Prince Polius
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 12:55 PM
> => Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => I am having a similar problem that you might have encountered
and been able to correct. Are you able to log on as the same user from two
different machines and have the proper access? I can not accomplish this,
yet it seems to work properly otherwise. My original question follows in
case you might have any suggestions for me. Thanks for your
time.> =>
> => Steven Scott
> => Solution Consultants Inc.
> => Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
> =>
> =>
> => My original message:
> => I have two computers connected to my Samba server, and I am
having trouble logging in on the one.> =>
> => Scenario:
> => Samba Server is NEON
> =>
> => Notebook computer is XENON and will connect fine as SSCOTT (user
in
Unix also) with the proper password.> =>
> => Desktop computer is MERCURY and can connect fine as SSCOTT2, or
another user with the proper password. However, if I try to connect as
SSCOTT on this computer, then it fails with "Neon is not accessible. No
permission to access resource." If I shut down the notebook computer, and
try this again, it still fails. I can however, see everything fine if I use
a different login name.> =>
> => Is there a known problem here with trying to use the same
account from two machines at the same time, or even two different computers
at any time?> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Prince Polius
> => To: Samba@samba.org
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 6:32 PM
> => Subject: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => Hi,
> => I need some help and I am hoping that you are available. I
have
been> => running Samba on a linux box at home for a while now. I was
recently> => contacted to set up a file server for a small company. The thing
is...> => they will require various users to have access to different
files,
and> => ofcourse some users will have access to very little. I did some
testing at> => home and was able to block off one of my users (at home) from a
particular> => file (just as a test). I used the "valid users =
whoever" and
"public > => no" command in the SHARE DEFINITIONS section
of the smb.conf file.
It> => worked fine. Now I would like to reinstate this user's
access to
the same> => file... but I can't get it to come back up... I keep
getting a
message> => that reads "... the share is not accessible/cannot be
found..."
All> => machines are Win98 except the samba server which runs on RedHat
Linux 6.1.> =>
> => I sincerely thank you for your help...
> =>
> =>
> => Prince
> =>
>
> -Wash
>
> --
> Odhiambo Washington Inter-Connect Ltd.,
> wash@iconnect.co.ke 5th Flr Furaha Plaza
> Tel: 254 11 222604 Nkrumah Rd.,
> Fax: 254 11 222636 PO Box 83613 MOMBASA, KENYA.
>
> The truth shall make you free, but first it shall make you angry.
I have corrected the problem with my Samba configuration. Thanks to all
who helped and made
suggestions to correct my problems.
For those who are interested in the ultimate solution to my sharing a login
problem, I corrected the
problem with the following solution:
Remove the .PWL files from ALL Windows 98 stations and shutdown the
computers.
Remove the problem login from the Linux server and reboot the server.
Add the login back to Linux, but with a different UID (did not try the
same UID as this
corrected the problem).
Start the desktop computer which had the problem with the logon in the
first place, set the
password in Windows 98 the same as Linux.
Log the desktop computer in and map the drives/printers.
Start the notebook computer and login as the same user on the desktop
and confirm the Windows
98 password.
Steven Scott
Solution Consultants Inc.
Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Odhiambo Washington" <wash@iconnect.co.ke>
To: "Steven Scott" <steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 5:40 AM
Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> * Steven Scott <steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com> [20001023
00:27]:
> => I will certainly let you know of anything I discover. For your
problem, could you not simply remove the share in Samba, then re add it.
This would require that the computers (Win98) are not connected, then make
the change, and restart Samba.> =>
> => My problem is a little different in that I can not log in as the
same user on two different machines. Logging in on the original workstation
works, but if I try it as the same user on computer #2, that user is denied
access to the Linux shares. If I logout on the original machine, the second
computer still does not see the shares. If I logon the second computer as
someone else, all is fine.>
> It is good to use a mail client that wraps chars at ~72 ;-)
>
> Have you considered using username map ???
>
> =>
> =>Steven Scott
> =>Solution Consultants Inc.
> =>Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
> =>
> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Prince Polius
> => To: Steven Scott
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 7:19 PM
> => Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => Hello,
> => This sounds like my prob. Where ever I log in with the
username... I get the same access privilleges which is fine. I do however,
wish to restore access to one of the shares, to one account. This is where I
fall short.> =>
> => If I figure it out... I will be sure to inform you of the
resolution... can I ask the same of you?> =>
> => Thank you,
> =>
> => Prince
> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Steven Scott
> => To: Prince Polius
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 12:55 PM
> => Subject: Re: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => I am having a similar problem that you might have encountered
and been able to correct. Are you able to log on as the same user from two
different machines and have the proper access? I can not accomplish this,
yet it seems to work properly otherwise. My original question follows in
case you might have any suggestions for me. Thanks for your
time.> =>
> => Steven Scott
> => Solution Consultants Inc.
> => Email: mailto:steven_scott@solutionconsultantsinc.com
> =>
> =>
> => My original message:
> => I have two computers connected to my Samba server, and I am
having trouble logging in on the one.> =>
> => Scenario:
> => Samba Server is NEON
> =>
> => Notebook computer is XENON and will connect fine as SSCOTT (user
in
Unix also) with the proper password.> =>
> => Desktop computer is MERCURY and can connect fine as SSCOTT2, or
another user with the proper password. However, if I try to connect as
SSCOTT on this computer, then it fails with "Neon is not accessible. No
permission to access resource." If I shut down the notebook computer, and
try this again, it still fails. I can however, see everything fine if I use
a different login name.> =>
> => Is there a known problem here with trying to use the same
account from two machines at the same time, or even two different computers
at any time?> => ----- Original Message -----
> => From: Prince Polius
> => To: Samba@samba.org
> => Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 6:32 PM
> => Subject: Help with Samba
> =>
> =>
> => Hi,
> => I need some help and I am hoping that you are available. I
have
been> => running Samba on a linux box at home for a while now. I was
recently> => contacted to set up a file server for a small company. The thing
is...> => they will require various users to have access to different
files,
and> => ofcourse some users will have access to very little. I did some
testing at> => home and was able to block off one of my users (at home) from a
particular> => file (just as a test). I used the "valid users =
whoever" and
"public > => no" command in the SHARE DEFINITIONS section
of the smb.conf file.
It> => worked fine. Now I would like to reinstate this user's
access to
the same> => file... but I can't get it to come back up... I keep
getting a
message> => that reads "... the share is not accessible/cannot be
found..."
All> => machines are Win98 except the samba server which runs on RedHat
Linux 6.1.> =>
> => I sincerely thank you for your help...
> =>
> =>
> => Prince
> =>
>
> -Wash
>
> --
> Odhiambo Washington Inter-Connect Ltd.,
> wash@iconnect.co.ke 5th Flr Furaha Plaza
> Tel: 254 11 222604 Nkrumah Rd.,
> Fax: 254 11 222636 PO Box 83613 MOMBASA, KENYA.
>
> The truth shall make you free, but first it shall make you angry.
Kristi writes:> To Whomever Can Help, > > I have recently set up my smb.conf file to use my Linux machine on a > network with two other Win98v2 machines. I have no problem viewing files > on my Windows machines, could you tell me how to view the info from the > Windows machines on my Linux file system (not in a terminal). Is it > possible...do I have to have another program? I would also like to know > how to use my Zip drive (located on a Windows machine) to backup files. > And, if it's not too much trouble, could you help me get my printer to > work (also hooked up to the Windows machine). It's a Xerox, and I have > it configured on my Linux machine, but it won't print anything. > > Thank You Very Much! > > Sincerely, > Kristi L Brockway > Assistant Administrator-------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
Dear Samba team, We are a group of newbies trying to fix up the netwok system in our college. The network was a Red Hat Linux based system serving over 100 PCs (Windows NT workstations.) We upgraded the system to FreeBSD and everything went well. The problem we are facing is that there is another server (Red Hat Linux 6.0) that served about 12 PCs (Win 98). The system was configured so that users and group of users (eg. finance, admin, teacher) can save their files in the server. We backed up the files and built a new server (FreeBSD), put the files back. THe 12 Win 98 Pcs are now NT 4.0. Now, users can't save their Microsoft Excel files in the server anymore. Any attempt to save, the file name will be changed into something like 950002 or fc56200. Users can't delete a file in the server. Deleting a file and clicking refresh, the file will show up again with 0 kb size. Users using Microsoft Word can only see 1 (one) font, times new roman, one font size. Existing Win 98 PCs do not have that problem. What did we overlook? The new smb.conf file is very similar to the old one Thank you for your attention Yance Kowara yance@froggy.com.au -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
Hello: I want to connect two Microsoft networks in the middle with a linux that gives access me to the network. It is possible configure samba to be able to see the computers of the other network. A network has IP 192.168.1.0 and the other 161.111.226.0. Second net provides access to Internet.
I am new to Linux and Samba and would appreciate some help in getting it
running:
I can see the server in the network neighborhood window but when I click on
it I get the following: "\\Server is not accessible, The network path was
not found"
I can do an nmblookup from the Linux box and get back IP addresses of other
machines on the network. For the server itself, it fails to find its own
name with "name query failed to find name server" I have put the name
in
both the hosts and lmhosts file. I have a WINS server and can ping IP
addresses.
Any suggestion would be appreciated. BTW in the smbd.log has this to say:
[2002/02/13 14:04:36, 0] passdb/secrets.c:secrets_init(47)
Failed to open etc/samba/secrets.tdb
Here is the smb.conf file
# Samba config file created using SWAT
# from Lserver (127.0.0.1)
# Date: 2002/02/08 15:33:39
# Global parameters
[global]
workgroup = WORKGROUP
netbios name = SERVER
server string = Linux_Server
#interfaces = 192.0.0.199/24 (tried with&without #)
#interfaces = 127.0.0.1 (tried with&without #)
encrypt passwords = Yes
security = user
#smb passwd file = etc/samba/smbpasswd
log file = /var/log/samba/%m.log
max log size = 10
socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192
preferred master = False
local master = No
domain master = False
dns proxy = No
wins server = 192.0.0.181
name resolve order = hosts (tried WINS, LMHOSTS)
hosts allow = 192.0.0.199/24 192.0.0. 127.0.0.1
printing = lprng
preserve case = No
short preserve case = No
[Root]
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I have installed Red Hat Linux and then installed Samba. I about 20 client pc set up with various versions of windows from 98 to xp. The problem I have is this. I can see Linux server called "SERVER" but when I try to access it, it tells me it can't find it. I'm sure I have the shares set up correctly. If I ping the machine with it's ip number ie PING 192.168.1.254 I get a response. However if I ping using the netbios name ie PING SERVER it comes back and tells me it cannot find host name SERVER. I believe this is why I can not connect to the samba server, and this may be more of a windows networking problem than a samba problem. But any help would be appreciated. Christopher Burger -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed