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Hi all, While working on alias support for the LLVM-ML project, I ran into a feature implemented back in 2010: default-null weak externals in COFF, a GNU extension. https://reviews.llvm.org/rG17990d56907b I'd like to disable this feature when targeting MSVC compatibility. Does anyone have more context on this, and why it'd be a terrible idea? For context: This seems to be designed to let

...n the same problem when using Ms ADDC servers, which pointed out 2 necessary configs in order for aliases to work: 1. Add the DisableStrictNameChecking value in the server-side registry in the LanMan parameters. 2. Set the 2 required SPNs for every alias needed (windows tool syntax). setspn -a host/aliasname targetserver_netbios_name setspn -a host/aliasname.domain.ext targetserver_netbios_name My env details: Hostname: dc0 Domain: timco.int OS is Debian 7.4 x64 Samba 4.1.5 compiled from master, domain deployed with Internal_DNS Network is composed from Win 7 SP1 x64 machines So, a...

Hello all This is my first post to Samba lists so I hope I have picked the correct list. Please let me know if I haven't. My question is what is the maximum amount of names or characters that can be put on the "netbios aliases" line in the smb.conf. We have situation where we potentially need to put up to 200 names on the line (big machines, one name per application). Cheers

that should work fine, if .. dnsdomain and search domain are set correct on the clients and on the server in smb.conf dns proxy = yes wins server = yes ping a netbios aliasname probly wont work. greetz, Louis Begin doorgestuurd bericht: Van: Rowland Penny via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> Datum: 3 september 2016 23:28:21 CEST Aan: samba at lists.samba.org <samba at lists.samba.org> Onderwerp: Antw.: [Samba] Ubuntu, ping host by its NetBios name (S...

...netbios names in there,normally only one should be in there. only the real resolving hostname (-s) should be in there. if you follow this basic rules for your (internal) revolving. hostname -f is the real hostname. hostname -i is the real ip hostname -d the dnsdomain hostname -s the local aliasname (on the linux server). which is also the netbios name, but in caps. set for these in the dns the A and PTR records. any other when you want to use, cname it to the real hostname. set upn/spn you need for the alias (cname), and your Kerberos resolving works now correct and let samba maintain...

...; statement in each of the smb.conf.%L files so each netbios name would have an appropriate comment/remark listed when viewed. It seems though that the server string parameter is only honoured if it appears in smb.conf's [global] or in smb.conf.servername's [global] and not in any smb.conf.aliasname's [global]. That server string (if found) or else the default one is then used as the comment for each of the netbios aliases. Since there is only really one server it does make sense that there would only be one server string, but given the ability to do aliases it seems resonable to expect...

...of that server, that clears the memory then, correct? But after a reboot.. Its still there because its in secrets.tdb which might be use in memory, We can ask that @ one off the other devs. > > but ask youself, why is it using the "oldsamba" name if he > is using oldsamba as aliasname. > > Thats the key here, so conclusion resolving > problems/incorrectly setup. > > > > So there for im saying. ( typed this before i got the > script output ). > > OLDSAMBA is still in /etc/hosts but before the newHostname > > Or it still has a dns A record. &...

Thanks for the suggestions! > The latter is easiest to deal with, replace it with a CNAME in the AD dns. I did the CNAME, but when I remove the netbios alias I can see the shares list when accessing \\aliasname, but then I'm not allowed into any of them. I tried rebooting the client but same result, and I also don't see anything in the logs :( > The first will require a bit more configuration, you will need to create > a virtual network interface and assign a different ipaddress to that, &...

...the wiki. Another test I made was about the netbios alias: when the share is not working it won't help accessing it with \\fileserver, instead of using \\alias, it won't work anyway. > I did the CNAME, but when I remove the netbios alias I can see the shares list > when accessing \\aliasname, but then I'm not allowed into any of them. I tried > rebooting the client but same result, and I also don't see anything in the logs > :( Small update on the alias "thing". I did a new alias, partly to make a test. So I added the cname, added spn entries host/fqdn and hos...

> trying again. here's the output. thanks! Config collected --- 2020-05-18-23:08 ----------- Hostname: fileserver DNS Domain: wdc.mydomain.it Realm: WDC.MYDOMAIN.IT FQDN: fileserver.wdc.mydomain.it ipaddress: 10.0.0.3 ----------- This computer is running Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS x86_64 ----------- running command : ip a 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc

...it is reading the one in memory. Ok, this part above, yes, your right, its reading in memory, but to my believe, From: kerberos method = secrets and keytab, and as far i know "secrets" = MEMORY but ask youself, why is it using the "oldsamba" name if he is using oldsamba as aliasname. Thats the key here, so conclusion resolving problems/incorrectly setup. So there for im saying. ( typed this before i got the script output ). OLDSAMBA is still in /etc/hosts but before the newHostname Or it still has a dns A record. Or samba is also using the Netbios Alias names while crea...

.... > > Ok, this part above, yes, your right, its reading in memory, but to my > believe, > From: kerberos method = secrets and keytab, and as far i know "secrets" > = MEMORY > but ask youself, why is it using the "oldsamba" name if he is using > oldsamba as aliasname. > Thats the key here, so conclusion resolving problems/incorrectly setup. > > So there for im saying. ( typed this before i got the script output ). > OLDSAMBA is still in /etc/hosts but before the newHostname > Or it still has a dns A record. > Or samba is also using the Netbio...

...ur right, its reading in memory, but to my >>> believe, >>> From: kerberos method = secrets and keytab, and as far i know >>> "secrets" = MEMORY >>> but ask youself, why is it using the "oldsamba" name if he is using >>> oldsamba as aliasname. >>> Thats the key here, so conclusion resolving problems/incorrectly setup. >>> >>> So there for im saying. ( typed this before i got the script output ). >>> OLDSAMBA is still in /etc/hosts but before the newHostname >>> Or it still has a dns A record...

Ok, you did to much as far i can tell. You want to see this: i'll show my output, then i is better to see what i mean. this is where you start with. klist -ke |sort ( default member ) ---- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 host/HOSTNAME1 at REALM.DOMAIN.TLD (aes128-cts-hmac-sha1-96) 3 host/HOSTNAME1 at REALM.DOMAIN.TLD