samba - Jun 2004 - Smb PDC cracks with ldap, without ok

Hi everybody

I have a puzzling situation, I am trying to set up a PDC domain 
controller, Suse 9.1 with Samba 3.0.4 (ok, suse comes with 3.0.2 but I 
have tried almost everything XD ), autenticating against ldap 2.2.6 
(original suse); also with the smbldap-tools.

The situation is, everything works fine without ldap, that is, smbpasswd 
backend, I did create the directories for profiles and I got away with 
it, roaming and so on. The thing is when I connect ldap, ldapsamb 
backend, the first logon process for machines goes ok, but when trying 
to log into the domain as a user, the computer hangs up or does a reset. 
Watching the slapd messages, the authentication is correct, so it seems 
like a problem when trying to download the profile. It seems quite a 
trivial matter but a little bit annoying.

I'm going a long way with this problem, so anybody mind to help me?  
thanks in advance.


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Miguel Casas-S?nchez
FDMV L?beck
m.casas_at_falk-meddv.de
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Hi!

Miguel Casas-S?nchez wrote:
> Hi everybody
>
> I have a puzzling situation, I am trying to set up a PDC domain 
> controller, Suse 9.1 with Samba 3.0.4 (ok, suse comes with 3.0.2 but I 
> have tried almost everything XD ), autenticating against ldap 2.2.6 
> (original suse); also with the smbldap-tools.
>
> The situation is, everything works fine without ldap, that is, 
> smbpasswd backend, I did create the directories for profiles and I got 
> away with it, roaming and so on. The thing is when I connect ldap, 
> ldapsamb backend, the first logon process for machines goes ok, but 
> when trying to log into the domain as a user, the computer hangs up or 
> does a reset. Watching the slapd messages, the authentication is 
> correct, so it seems like a problem when trying to download the 
> profile. It seems quite a trivial matter but a little bit annoying.
Take a read at Samba-Guide.pdf (it is in the docs dir in the source 
distro, or in the samba web page).  I read somewhere that when it takes 
too long to load the profile, the windows machine could produce a "blue 
screen" wich, in XP in its default config will just reset.
>
> I'm going a long way with this problem, so anybody mind to help me?  
> thanks in advance.
>
>
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> Miguel Casas-S?nchez
> FDMV L?beck
> m.casas_at_falk-meddv.de
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