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...workgroup = TEMPEST server string = Media Server (%h) (Livingroom Television) security = DOMAIN map to guest = Bad User syslog = 0 log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m max log size = 1000 dns proxy = No wins server = density.aarcane.info usershare allow guests = Yes panic action = /usr/share/samba/panic-action %d [videos] comment = Rebirth local Videos path = /media/local/videos write list = @rebirth force group = videos create mask = 0664 force create mo...

...omain-member-server > > > map to guest =3d Bad User > syslog =3d 0 > log file =3d /var/log/samba/log.%m > max log size =3d 1000 > dns proxy =3d No > wins server =3d density.aarcane.info > usershare allow guests =3d Yes > panic action =3d /usr/share/samba/panic-action %d > > [videos] > comment =3d Rebirth local Videos > path =3d /media/local/videos > write list =3d @rebirt...

I'm trying to figure out why I'm getting permission denied when trying to print from one user account only. all others work fine. the print server is configured as a domain controller backed by ldap. aarcane at density:/var/log$ sudo testparm -s Load smb config files from /etc/samba/smb.conf rlimit_max: rlimit_max (1024) below minimum Windows limit (16384) Processing section "[homes]" Processing section "[netlogon]" Processing section "[profiles]" Processing section "...

so I have some local users that I'd like to show up in my samba domain a bit more properly, but it's infeasable to add their accounts to the ldap directory proper. I've tried to create an idmap entry (probably wrong) and a structural SID with a sam account pointing to the numeric UID and a proper name for the unix account, but it still shows up as UNIX-USER/accountname. what am

Hi, I''ve been working the past 8 hrs combatting DDoS attacks on websites and dedicated servers I host for clients. They''re hitting one specific IP address, but coming from thousands of external IP addresses. I use: shorewall-4.0.10-3.noarch How can I tackle this? I''ve blocked many subnets in the blacklist file but it''s made very little difference. If

how to do only users from ldap? i'm not running in domain mode, I'd just like to be able to have the same username and password for users from ldap. there are no machines, and nothing else, just users and groups. all the guides I find have machines in ldap too, and require domain mode, I'm not sure which pieces need tobe changed.

I have some shares on a media server that are considdered "Local, offline content", namely they should be accessible if the rest of the network is down, and each system has it's own group of users who are allowed to maintain it. the media servers in the livingroom are only for my wife and I, but each person can modify the one in their own bedroom and noone elses bedroom.

I found a fancy, easy (seeming) way to add printer drivers in windows 7 since the old methods don't seem to work anymore. if you run mmc, you can add a snapin called print management, which enables you to manage various things (drivers, forms, ports, and printers to be most important). Problem is, I can't figure out how to use the "Drivers" method to add drivers. I get a

I've got an ldap directory, but no PDC yet. I want to set up a test PDC, and once things work, I want to be able to set a more appropriate system to be teh PDC using teh same login informations (replica of existing authzn databases). where's the documentation of how to do this? what do I need to know about this process (I'm not sure what it's even called >,.,< in

I've got a standalone host with an SID that matches exactly a domain SID. for some (fairly obvious) reason, windows machines get confused by this, so I need to change one of the two SIDs. I decided (for simplicity's sake) to change the machine. it broke a bunch of permissions in some silent way, and I couldn't solve a printing related issue as a result (see my other post).

must a domain controller have the same machine SID as the domain (as I've read), or is will windows and linux function acceptably with the domain having one SID and the domain controllers having different SIDs ?

http://samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/ This document has provided more information to me than I can adequately express, and as masochistic as it sounds, I'd kinda like to pop a copy on my nook and devour it. along with any of the other docs hosted on the samba website. has anyone prepared epubs of the documentation? if not epubs, than at least xhtml files in a zip

I've got a (semi) working setup using openldap and samba in a domain where user passwords are shared across multiple samba based PDCs (As per suggestions from this list, all samba machines are PDC or BDC). These systems are designed to provide a collection of file services with a unified username/password to an assortment of laptops and desktops which may not be permanently joined to the

so Windows 7 (and the new Home Server) have supported this kinda new Home Groups feature for a while now. I've been waiting a while now to update my samba servers to support Home Group joining. So far I've heard nothing, seen nothing, read nothing, except for one article, which glosses over the technical details and says that the protocols are similar enough it should be easy. Easy

None of my systems can use lld2d to map the network when connected via wireless, but it works fine over the wireful network. the wireless is client -> hostapd -> ath5k -> bridge -> kernel with shorewall handling the bridge and kernel, as best I can explain it. on the bridge is also a wired device and a bunch of other PCs. the wired PCs can all map using lld2d just fine. lld2d

I would like to dnat certain protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SSH) to the contents of an ipset (lan:+serviceshost or similar) where the ipset is ensured to contain only one host, but can be changed dynamically when services are in maintenance mode and go to the "services are down" message on another server. Will this work, or am I barking up a fish here?

I've got a somewhat special domain (servers only, no clients, for unified passwords stored in ldap and unix passwords are in there too), and I'm looking at my directory and there are a few things I don't quite understand, or that I need some clarification on.. 1) these "Domain Admins" and "Domain Guests" and "Domain Computers" groups.. do they NEED

I''m converting my network from a "one interface per segment" to a "single connection with vlans", well, some hardware I have requires using different vlan IDs. suffice it to say I need bridges to connect a few different vlans that should all be one but can''t be because of firmware constraints. so my first step is to get shorewall to know about bridges.

I need to temporarily disable a share for a few days, I remember there was an entry I could add to the share definition to temporarily disable the share (I think it was disabled=true or enabled=false) but I can't remember what it was for sure, nor can I find it in the manual. what is it ?