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hi, is there a possibility to start a windows program remotely from linux via samba share? thanks, michael

Hi, does the output of the two commands really mean that the server FILESERVER is not in the domain?: # net getlocalsid SID for domain FILESERVER is: S-1-5-21-4161338278-3756552359-245403906 # net getlocalsid <domainname> SID for domain <domainname> is: S-1-5-21-2018781741-1218349122-1862352094 Is there another method to check if a server is in a domain? Can I use 'net rpc

Hello, I would like to install a Windows 2000 Server and configure it with RIS (remote installation services). The server is in a domain where a Samba 3 server, a machine with SuSE Linux and Samba 3.0.20b-3.4-SUSE, plays the PDC role. The PDC works well. When I try to configure RIS in the application wizard (appwiz.cpl) of that Windows 2000 Server machine, it tells me that the setup for RIS

Hello all, I have following situation: There are users that don't have the well-known RID 513, so groupmapping like Domain Users (S-1-5-21-<domain SID part>-513) -> users doesn't have any effect. There are users that have the primary group RID 545, 2001 and 1201. That's somehow messy. Is there any chance to get the Domain Users into the well-known primary group rid 513?

Hi to all, I have a samba acting as a PDC with 'passdb backend=smbpasswd'. My version of samba is 3.0.14a on linux Debian 2.6.8. I have defined an interdomain trusted connection with a NT4 domain. I can see the trusted accounts and groups, and add them to local group with the 'net rpc group.' command. My problem is when I want to allow one user from this trusted

Dear list, Does anyone know how to manually edit the UID and GID to SID database (.TDB files) so that I can specify exactly what user gets what ID? Thanks! -Cheers, Peter. ==================== In specification, Murphy's Law supersedes Ohm's Law. --Unknown

Hello List, we have installed samba Version 3.0.20-0.1-SUSE. when I'm entering > net getlocalsid I get > SID for domain <netbios name> is: S-1-5-21-4166838278-3756557259-2095403906 entering > net getlocalsid <domain name> returns > SID for domain <domain name> is: S-1-5-21-2018781741-1218799122-1862565094 Does this mean that the pdc itself is not in the domain

Hi, when using pdbedit -L <user> we get an error > build_sam_account: smbpasswd database is corrupt! username <user> with uid <uid> is not in unix passwd database! > Username not found! This is because a user is not - as it says - in e.g. /etc/passwd. Does this affect the functionality of group mappings in the way that this doesn't work with the mapped unixgroup

Hello, I need some understanding about when being as user in a domain group and log on to a windows machine as user that belongs to this group having administrative rights. I will explain in more detail and give some more information: # net getlocalsid > SID for domain FILESERVER is: S-1-5-21-4166838278-3543217259-2095403906 # net getlocalsid <domain> > SID for domain <domain>

Hi, I have the following situation concerning group mapping: when I enter > net getlocalsid I get > SID for domain PDC is: S-1-5-21-4166838278-3756557259-2095403906 when I enter > net getlocalsid DOMAIN I get >SID for domain DOMAIN is: S-1-5-21-2018781741-1218799122-1862565094 The group mapping shows > net groupmap list > Domain Users