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...user(428) >>> ldapsam_search_one_user: Problem during the LDAP search: No such >>> object >> >> show me some more log. >> i can't see a problem here... > > OK, I upped the debug level to "9", the output is at: > http://www.megacity.org/~dredd/log.dhcp142 > > (figured it was fairly lengthy, not gonna shove it in e-mail) There's a lengthy smb.log at that URL that shows the NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE, but it's fairly cryptic to me and I can't really figure out why it's not seeing my user (who does have the sambaAccou...

...mhealthcare,dc=com" Bind failed: Can't contact LDAP server Anyone know anything about this, and what I need to do to make this work properly? D -- +------------------------------+--------------------------------+ | Derek J. Balling | "You can get more with a kind | | dredd@megacity.org | word and a two-by-four, than | | www.megacity.org/blog/ | you can with just a kind | | | word." - Marcus | +---------------------------------------------------------------+

Hi, We''d like to run puppet regularly in noop then trigger an event after the run depending on the results, namely to hook puppet in to our Nagios implementation so that if anything changes for any reason we receive an alert. We already have puppet configured to send out puppet reports via email but don''t want to completely rely on that. Is it possible to craft a trigger of

OK, I'm trying to get Samba working with LDAP. And I have it... sort of. I have a Samba server TESTBOX, and I can authenticate to it just fine. It seems taht if I change the "netbios name" (which I was doing to simulate "connecting from some other samba server in our network"), I get: $ smbclient //FS01/files 'foo' -U dballing -I testbox.byramhealthcare.com -N

Please someone tell me I'm insane. Relevant parts of the config: passdb backend = ldapsam:ldap://ldap.byramhealthcare.com/ ldap admin dn = "cn=admin,dc=byramhealthcare,dc=com" #enable SSL after we get it working without first ldap ssl = off ldap user suffix = "ou=People,dc=byramhealthcare,dc=com" ldap machine suffix = "ou=People,dc=byramhealthcare,dc=com" $

I've only got LDAP configured as a passdb type in my smb.conf, but samba appears to be completely ignoring that and creating an /etc/samba/smbpass file (full output of that at the bottom) my smb.conf has: ldap admin dn = "cn=Admin,dc=byramhealthcare,dc=com" ldap ssl = off passdb backend ldapsam:ldap://ldapmaster.byramhealthcare.com ldap delete dn = no ldap user suffix =