samba - Nov 2004 - FreeBSD kerberos for AD integration: MIT or Heimdal?

I have previously gotten samba 3.0.4 to work with the MIT 
implementation, now with 3.0.7, the configure is looking for -lgssapi 
and not finding it.

I can get the AD to issue me a kerberos ticket, samba is just 
complaining about not geing able to find the gssapi library.

Does anyone have a tried-and-true approach using the ports system?

Thanks,
Graham

Graham Dunn wrote:
> I have previously gotten samba 3.0.4 to work with the MIT 
> implementation, now with 3.0.7, the configure is looking for -lgssapi 
> and not finding it.
>
> I can get the AD to issue me a kerberos ticket, samba is just 
> complaining about not geing able to find the gssapi library.
>
> Does anyone have a tried-and-true approach using the ports system?
>
Following up to my own post ...

http://www.kurai.org/~gdunn/samba3-ad/fbsd_samba.html

details steps for building a samba3 server and joining it to a win2k AD 
domain.

If anyone's interested, take a look, let me know what's not clear / dead
wrong / etc ...

Thanks,
Graham

I try to configure a Samba Server to give access to a shared
directory and subdirectories :

		- Read access to everyboby WITHOUT need to give a login
(User/password): to all PCs on my network (workgroup)
		- Write access to only some Users , or some PC ( authorized by their
@IP)


	I have this in the smb.conf (on the linux Server):

[Shared_pcs]
        path = /Common/Shared_pcs
        guest only = No
        public = Yes
        writable = Yes
        create mask = 0777
        browseable = Yes


	Whith this , all users can read but nobody can write in the directory
"Shared_pcs"

Luckily knock on wood and due to your efforts and dedication of course,
I just used this document and I have a kickbutt server setup on my ad
domain.

Awesome guide and Thank You. 

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:samba-bounces+esavage=digitalrage.org@lists.samba.org] On Behalf
Of Graham Dunn
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 12:02 PM
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] FreeBSD kerberos for AD integration: MIT or
Heimdal?

Graham Dunn wrote:
> I have previously gotten samba 3.0.4 to work with the MIT 
> implementation, now with 3.0.7, the configure is looking for -lgssapi 
> and not finding it.
>
> I can get the AD to issue me a kerberos ticket, samba is just 
> complaining about not geing able to find the gssapi library.
>
> Does anyone have a tried-and-true approach using the ports system?
>
Following up to my own post ...

http://www.kurai.org/~gdunn/samba3-ad/fbsd_samba.html

details steps for building a samba3 server and joining it to a win2k AD
domain.

If anyone's interested, take a look, let me know what's not clear / dead
wrong / etc ...

Thanks,
Graham
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Try this

[Shared_pcs]
	path = /Common/Shared_pcs
	guest ok = yes
	create mask = 0777
	browseable = yes
	write list = user1, user2, etc.


On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 11:13, Albert HERVO wrote:
> 	I try to configure a Samba Server to give access to a shared
> directory and subdirectories :
> 
> 		- Read access to everyboby WITHOUT need to give a login
> (User/password): to all PCs on my network (workgroup)
> 		- Write access to only some Users , or some PC ( authorized by their
> @IP)
> 
> 
> 	I have this in the smb.conf (on the linux Server):
> 
> [Shared_pcs]
>         path = /Common/Shared_pcs
>         guest only = No
>         public = Yes
>         writable = Yes
>         create mask = 0777
>         browseable = Yes
> 
> 
> 	Whith this , all users can read but nobody can write in the directory
> "Shared_pcs"