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Hi, I'm installing a VPN bridge. So the localareas are on the same IP class and we have broadcast And i want on both ends to have a Samba Server what do you recomend??? I'm Using mobile profiles so its better on each end we have its on profile

...n that pc would get a permision denied. what does the error message exactly says? example: Access denied, the network path was not found... -----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- Von: Bert_De_Ridder@peopleware.be [mailto:Bert_De_Ridder@peopleware.be] Gesendet: Dienstag, 27. Juli 2004 12:57 An: aseidel@aseidel.com Betreff: Re: AW: [Samba] Samba - LDAP - User cannot login from 1 workstation I have checked the user's permissions; I am convinced that it is not a server setting since the error 'Access denied' (on the client - Win2K) does not happen when the user logs on to another...

...ier (192.168.0.190) connect to service cvs initially as user > mschijva > > (uid=1015, gid=100) (pid 22284) > > > > I'm completely lost now.... > > > > > > Bert De Ridder > > > > > > > > > > "Arno Seidel" <aseidel@aseidel.com> > > Sent by: samba-bounces+bert_de_ridder=peopleware.be@lists.samba.org > > 28/07/2004 11:24 > > Please respond to > > aseidel@aseidel.com > > > > > > To > > <Bert_De_Ridder@peopleware.be> > > cc > > samba@lists.sa...

One problem when migrating from an NT-PDC to a 3.0.4SAMBA-PDC, the user ABC has different SID's. So I want to change the SID of user ABC on the SAMBA-PDC with the profiles-command. Suggest: User ABC in Domain NT has SID S-1-5-21-1234 User ABC in Domain LINUX has SID S-1-5-21-9876 So, on the Samba-Server I did: Profiles -c S-1-5-21-9876 -n S-1-5-21-1234 I get the error message: Could not

...= /home/Result valid users = @Result guest ok = No [thalis] comment = Thalis Dateien path = /home/Thalis valid users = @Thalis guest ok = No [allgemein] comment = Allgemeine Dateien path = /home/Allgemein valid users = @users guest ok = No -----Original Message----- From: Arno Seidel [mailto:aseidel@aseidel.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 1:53 PM To: MM Subject: AW: Same Problem.... RE: [Samba] Can see server,but can't see shares. Whazzup? Hi, just try to disable the SuSE-firewall if you don?t need it, or try to configure it with yast cu Arno > -----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----...

Hi, Is there any simple way to send messages to all users who are connected to my Samba server. I've just a basic fileserver setup (in a workgroup not Domain) all clients are using Win2k and mapping to shares. I'd like to be able to send them a "popup" message from the Linux console (or my PC, or somewhere !) to let them know when I'm intending to reboot the server !

Hi all. Where on win xp can I find the profiles and which part do I need to copy to the samba profiles dir? thanks in advance Barry

It's been a while since I have addressed this problem, but here is another attempt. We have a samba 3.0 server with ldap backend in security = user level. We logon to the samba domain and in that sense everything is running fine, but only when I disable DHCP. If I try to logon with DHCP, the windows client tells me that: The following error ocurred validating the name "IFS".

Hello list Sorry if this has been answered before, I have had a look around and could not find any answers. I am running samba 3.0.3pre2 on suse 9.0 - installed from suse rpms. I have managed to join the 2k3 domain and users are authenticating perfectly and all seems to be working, (users have actually remarked about a speed increase!) although i get this strange message in the log.winbindd:

We have implemented an NT domain with samba 3.0.4 PDC on Slackware 9.1 and Win XP Pro clients. Everything is working nicely except for one issue. I haven't used Windows for years, so possibly I just don't understand something basic about Windows XP security ... Having logged in (to the domain), users are unable to perform tasks such as update certain files on the local system, for example

Hello, everyone, This is the situation : We have 2 sites; one domain; 2 samba's on every site; one is PDC, the other is BDC. They both use LDAP; the LDAP has a master on the site where the PDC is; the slave LDAP is on the site where the BDC is. There is a user (ONE to be precise) that gives problems when working on a specific machine. When the user logs in using his machine; he