samba - Jan 2006 - Can't Connect to Shares

I'm running SUSE 9.3 with Samba 3.0.21a, but I can't connect to some 
shares, even though I can connect to others just fine. I get into my 
home share, netlogon share, printer shares, etc, but three shares all 
get me the same answer in response to <smbclient -L //server/share>: 
I get back an NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME error.  All users are 
correctly in passdb, passwd, etc.  I have winbind running, WINS 
Support=Yes, Samba is set as a PDC (I think--Preferred Master=Yes).

Googling the error message and searching the HOWTO didn't turn up any 
solutions, only the statement that this error generally meant that 
the share was badly formed.  Following are additional tests I've run 
that have failed, and their results:
         from the server side: smbclient //lserver0/<share> -U 
ehines  ==> the BAD_NETWORK_NAME error message  Note: When I run this 
against the working shares, I get the correct response.
         from the Windows device side: net use \\lserver0\<share> ==> 
"System 67 error...network name cannot be found."  Note: When I run 
this against the working shares, I get the correct response.
         nmblookup -B lserver0 __SAMBA__ ==> "querying SAMBA on 
192.168.2.2...name-query failed to find __SAMBA__"  even though SAMBA 
clearly is running, and I can connect to it from the Windows devices.
         nmblookup -d 2 '*' works to the extent that it finds the PC 
on one subnet, but it does not find the laptop on another subnet 
(even though the laptop is identical to the PC in terms of 
successful--and failed--access to the shares, and SWAT's STATUS 
function shows the laptop as well as the PC to be active).
         wbinfo -u ==> error looking up domain users
         wbinfo -g ==> error looking up domain groups
         wbinfo -a ehines%passwd ==> NT_STATUS_CANT_ACCESS_DOMAIN_INFO
         wbinfo --get-auth-user ==> no authorized user configured

However, wbinfo -D <DomainName> returns the SID and the correct 
domain name, and
         net rpc info returns the correct domain name and SID.  It 
also returns "5 users," which is all I've set up for now, but it 
returns "Num domain groups: 5" and "Num local groups: 0."  I
only
have 1 domain, so I guess I'm not understanding these responses completely.

The offending share setup from smb.conf (I've only enclosed one; the 
three are essentially identical) is below, together with an excerpt 
from my [global] stanza.  If I've over-snipped the [global], I'll 
send the whole thing, but it's a bit long.

[accounts]
         comment = Accounting Files
         path = /data/accounts
         read only = No


[global]
         workgroup = ASTRA_ENT
         netbios name = LSERVER0
         interfaces = 192.168.2.2/24, 192.168.3.1/24, lo
         bind interfaces only = Yes
         passdb backend = tdbsam
         pam password change = Yes
         unix password sync = Yes
         smb ports = 139
         name resolve order = wins bcast hosts
         shutdown script = /var/lib/samba/scripts/shutdown.sh
         abort shutdown script = /sbin/shutdown -c
         domain logons = Yes
         preferred master = Yes
         wins support = Yes

Thanks a lot for your help.

Eric Hines



There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of 
the vast majority by adequate governmental action.
         --Bertrand Russell

>          wbinfo -u ==> error looking up domain users
>          wbinfo -g ==> error looking up domain groups
You do have winbindd running, don't you?  If so, it looks like you
haven't joined the domain correctly which I suspect is the cause of all
the problems.  'net testjoin' should return OK if you've
successfully
joined.
> returns "Num domain groups: 5" and "Num local groups:
0."  I only
> have 1 domain, so I guess I'm not understanding these responses
> completely.
This means there are five groups in your domain, and none created on
the local Samba machine.
> The offending share setup from smb.conf (I've only enclosed one;
This looks fine, I suspect you need to look elsewhere to fix the
problem (like the join to the domain.)

Cheers,
Adam.