Hey all,
first off, the subcribe mechanism seems to be broken somehow ( I get
timeouts ), so please cc my email address when replying to the list.
I have a samba server installed for a medium/small network with
roughly 25 windows client machines. The all use domain logons and
mount various shares depending on which groups they belong to. The
server is a debian machine (v2.2 kernel 2.2.18) with samba version
2.0.7 running on it (debian default).
While I was able to figure out most problems I had, I was unable to
figure out what might be causing these:
1) When trying to change a user password from a windows client, it
appears that the clients attempt to change the password for user
nobody. This seems odd since they previously logged on to the
server with the respective usernames. User nobody does not exist
on the system. I have the server set up to synchronize the smb/
unix passwords - this seems to work fine, I tested it by mapping
nobody to a random user and attempting to change the password. So
the question is, how do I get the windows client machines to use
the appropriate usernames? (I have support for encrypted
passwords enabled)
2) The other oddness only happens with windows95 client machines.
They log on to the domain then download / execute the appropriate
script. The first time a win95 client does so after a boot, this
works nicely - logging off and back on however, it still seems
to execute the script, but it doesn't map the network drives. I
can manually map them afterwards, but this seems awkward ...
Any ideas?
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