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Hello everyone. Well, I have been working very hard lately, trying to get a server up to act as our Samba PDC with LDAP. So far, everything seems to be working well. I've been able to get samba 2.2.8 and openldap 2.0.27 installed with no problems. I've setup my config files (ldap.conf, slapd.conf, smb.conf) as well as added some initial entries to the LDAP directory. I've been

...*passwd:*all*authentication*tokens*updated*successfully* socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192 local master = yes os level = 65 domain master = yes preferred master = yes domain logons = yes ;Samba-LDAP information ldap admin dn ="cn=root,dc=courtesymortgage,dc=com" ldap suffix = dc=courtesymortgage,dc=com ldap port = 389 ldap server = 127.0.0.1 ldap ssl = off domain admin group = root "@Domain Admins" #Add user scripts add user script = /usr/local/sbin/smbldap-useradd.pl -w -c "Samba Trust Account" %u...

I know i've asked this before, but I was unable to get a clear response on how this works exactly. As I said before: The Administrator account on Windows machine is there by default. My question is, can I add a Administrator account to samba and make sure they are part of the Domain Admins group to ensure that I can still use the administrator account to do certain functions on my clients

Hello everyone. Well, i've tried to figure this out on my own by asking questions and reading the how-to provided by John. I've followed the directions accordingly, but there are a few catches i've noticed that seem to be throwing me a curve or to. Let me recap. Basically, i've setup our samba PDC with LDAP. I originally was going to use roaming profiles, but decided against

On Tue, 2003-05-20 at 23:26, Jason Williams <jwilliams@courtesymortgage.com> wrote: > Message: 31 > Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 10:19:51 -0700 > My script in smb.conf: > > add user script = /usr/local/sbin/smbldap-useradd.pl -w -d /dev/null -c > "Machine Account" -s /bin/false %u > > domain admin group = @Administrators > >...

Morning everyone. Have a quick question on what would be the best way to set up sharing for my instance. Our samba server is going to be hosting applications that are used by our clients everyday. On our Samba server, I have setup the directories like this: (I should mention, one of our applications will have multiple folders to hold the corresponding data) /home/point /home/point/pntdata

Morning everyone. I have a question about something i've been thinking about lately. I recently rolled out a samba server running 2.2.8a with OpenLDAP 2.0.27 on the backend to hold the user account info. My question is, how many people out there are running samba as their PDC and have implemented a BDC as well? I'm starting to consider about putting up a BDC for safeties sake. Does

Evening everyone. I am going to be changing our current Samba PDC running Red Hat, to a FreeBSD server. I was curious if anyone out there, who is currently using FreeBSD as a PDC could give me their feedback on how it is working. Also, if they had any suggestions or recommendations regarding Samba on FreeBSD. Maybe even what they like and dislike about it. I would imagine, it should be the

how do I create the separate log files of smb.log and nmb.log Just want a log of users who have accessed their accounts. Thanks in advance

Just as the subject states, how close and accurate can time synchronization be with Samba as a PDC and Windows Clients connecting to the PDC with net time? I have setup a logon script, so when all Win2k clients connect to the PDC, they will receive the logon script and use the PDC as their time server. What I have noticed in my testing is that it is not entirely 100% accurate? For example, I

Morning everyone. I was playing around today with our PDC setup. One thing I noticed is that when I setup users to have their 'My Documents' directory be /home/<user> everything works well. One thing I noticed is that the directory, subdirectories and files have the owner of the user and the group as per assigned, and permissions as 700. If I wanted to set it up so a specific

Good morning everyone. I wanted to ask the people on this list who are currently using roaming profiles with samba 3 how it is working? I worked a little with roaming profiles with 2.2.8a, but it was not working as well as I wanted it to and im hoping that samba 3 roaming profiles are working pretty well. Our network here is really calling for roaming profiles to be a major option here. Our

hi all, Here is the situation. We are currently upgrading our infrastructure to use LDAP as our authentication mechanism and I intend to also have Samba look at LDAP. I had this working in a test case using 2.2 as a PDC awhile ago. Should I be using 3.0 or 2.2 for this implementation? I realize that 3.0 is still quite alpha-quailty, but I've also read one or two interview with the

Hello everyone. I wanted to get some feedback and opinions from people regarding the use of Roaming profiles. originally, I was planning on using roaming profiles. However, I am starting to wonder if this is such a good idea. The reason is that, if I implement roaming profiles, there is a good chance that there will be network congestion as well as a lot of stress on the server. (50 users so

Hello all!! Well, I thought i'd start my day out with a question regarding entries for LDAP and samba. Little background: I am setting up Samba 2.2.8a with LDAP on a Red Hat 7.3 box. What I am doing is set up samba --with-ldapsam support. Then I was using the idealx scripts to add users, groups etc... Here is a test entry that I have in my LDAP: # test1, Users, mycompany, com dn:

Morning everyone. Well, I was finally able to add a workstation to my Samba PDC running LDAP this morning. However, it is not actually doing it the way I would like to. The problem I was running into is that the script I specified in my smb.conf file to automatically add machine accounts is not working correctly. In order to add my test machine to the PDC today, I had to manually enter it.

Good morning everyone! I have a question about controlling access to shares using Samba as a PDC with LDAP on the backend, holding all the data for users, computers etc... Basically, our PDC is going to hold all of our applications as well as data that our users will be using. For instance, we have a program called Point that is has a network installation. On the network drive, it holds all

Hello everyone. Well, I have a very interesting thing happening with my Samba PDC when I try and disable roaming profiles. As it is now, im running Samba as a PDC with LDAP on the backend. This is what i've done to disable roaming profiles: In smb.conf, i've set the following two entries to blank: logon home = logon path = Now, i've used the idealx scripts to add users, groups as

Running Samba 2.2.8a as a PDC, which will service about 40 people.(grow to about 60-70 by end of the year) They will also be accessing shares on the server from a program. Server is: Xeon 2.8ghz 2gigs of RAM 3 320 SCSI 36 gig drives: setup in RAID 5 with 70 gigs of room Running on RH 7.3 Swap is 2048 (Was highest I could set it for 7.3) Anyone wanna take a gander and tell me what to expect?

Im back everyone. Something I just noticed today and im not sure how to fix it: I setup our PDC running Samba 2.2.8a with OpenLDAP 2.0.27 on the backend to hold user accounts. By default, when I add users to our PDC, they are added to the domain users group. I then add them to whatever else groups I want them to be in. Everything has been working great. Well, today I went to one of my clients