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...asswordsettings and the parameter >>>> "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. >>>> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows >>>> the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management >>>> Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active >>>> Directory Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. >>>> In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the >>>> different password policy parameters can be set. No effect at all. >>&g...

...the > >>>> parameter "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. > >>>> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows > >>>> the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management > >>>> Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active > >>>> Directory Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. > >>>> In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the > >>>> different password policy parameters can be set. No effect at...

...>>>> parameter "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. >>>>>> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows >>>>>> the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management >>>>>> Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active >>>>>> Directory Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. >>>>>> In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the >>>>>> different password policy parameters can be set. No e...

...; parameter "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. > >>>>>> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it > >>>>>> shows the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy > >>>>>> Management Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a > >>>>>> user in Active Directory Users and Computers, the settings are > >>>>>> not honored. In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, > >>>>>> where the different password policy parameters c...

...er "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. >>>>>>>> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it >>>>>>>> shows the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy >>>>>>>> Management Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a >>>>>>>> user in Active Directory Users and Computers, the settings are >>>>>>>> not honored. In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, >>>>>>>> where the different password policy par...

...ool domain passwordsettings and the parameter > >> "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. > >> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows > >> the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management > >> Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active > >> Directory Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. > >> In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the > >> different password policy parameters can be set. No effect at all. > >> In pr...

...m 21:26 schrieb mourik jan c heupink: > I have checked all our policy directories on sysvol, and I have a > "Registery.pol" only in some "/Machine" directories, and none in "/User" > or "/Group Policy". Do you have any policy in the User tree in the GPME in that GPO? If you never defined one, then the file is missing. Try e. g. setting the screensaver timeout to 15 mins (inside the user tree - not machine). Then the file should be created by GPME. Regards, Marc

On 1/6/23 8:11 AM, Dawson Greeley via samba wrote: > Hi, Im attempting to apply a few group policy settings but they dont seem to be applying on the machine in question, or some settings I cannot see in the GPME. > > > 1. Settings applied to openssh dont seem to create the required config files in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/ for ssh to actually pick up on these changes. Is there a different location its applying these to that I can verify with? Below is an example of what im trying to set just to...

...; be through samba-tool domain passwordsettings and the parameter >> "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. >> If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows the >> settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management Editor >> (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active Directory >> Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. >> In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the different >> password policy parameters can be set. No effect at all. >> In practice, this is not...

Hi, Im attempting to apply a few group policy settings but they dont seem to be applying on the machine in question, or some settings I cannot see in the GPME. 1. Settings applied to openssh dont seem to create the required config files in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/ for ssh to actually pick up on these changes. Is there a different location its applying these to that I can verify with? Below is an example of what im trying to set just to see if it work...

...Thanks for the link. I will study it with interest. > > However, I'm setting up a Windows only test domain, the only Linux > box is the Samba DC, and I will try using the RSAT tool suite as far > as possible. Trying to set the password policies for the domain with > the Windows GPME (logged in as domain\administrator), got me > absolutely nowhere. Setting the policies using samba-tool worked. > Reading through previous posts on the Samba list, the only way seems > to be using samba-tool, unless I missed something essential. The ADMX > templates both for Samba and f...

...s for the domain, still seems to be through samba-tool domain passwordsettings and the parameter "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows the settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management Editor (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active Directory Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the different password policy parameters can be set. No effect at all. In practice, this is not a big deal. You probably set the...

...ill seems to > be through samba-tool domain passwordsettings and the parameter > "apply group policies" has got no effect at all. > If I create a gpresult.html file on a Windows member PC, it shows the > settings I have set with the Windows Group Policy Management Editor > (GPME), but when setting a password for a user in Active Directory > Users and Computers, the settings are not honored. > In GPME there is also the folder Samba\smb.conf, where the different > password policy parameters can be set. No effect at all. > In practice, this is not a big deal. You...

...land > Hi Rowland, Thanks for the link. I will study it with interest. However, I'm setting up a Windows only test domain, the only Linux box is the Samba DC, and I will try using the RSAT tool suite as far as possible. Trying to set the password policies for the domain with the Windows GPME (logged in as domain\administrator), got me absolutely nowhere. Setting the policies using samba-tool worked. Reading through previous posts on the Samba list, the only way seems to be using samba-tool, unless I missed something essential. The ADMX templates both for Samba and for Windows 10 22...

The wiki: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Package_Dependencies_Required_to_Build_Samba Debian / Ubuntu These 2 packages are not available for 18.04 but are for 16.04 python-gpgme python3-gpgme Does this mean you can't build on 18.04? I assume so. I assume this is okay: Note, selecting 'perl-modules-5.26' instead of 'perl-modules' -Barry Adkins

Am 06.10.2015 um 20:28 schrieb mourik jan c heupink: > Have you verified, that the error "Access is denied" is correct? > I can access the UNC > \\samba.company.com\sysvol\samba.company.com\Policies\{31B2F340-016D11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}\User\ > So I guess "access denied" is NOT the problem. Can you successfully created a file there (e. g. right-click -> new

...> rch=any&keywords=gpgme&searchon=sourcenames > > You see, > > bionic (libdevel): 1.10.0-1ubuntu1 > > Binaire pakketten: libgpgme-dev, libgpgme11, libgpgmepp-dev, > > libgpgmepp-doc, libgpgmepp6, libqgpgme7, python-gpg, python3-gpg > > These replaces the gpme for 18.04 > > > > If you look into this file. > > > https://downloads.van-belle.nl/samba4/Buildlogs/ubuntu/samba_4 > .9.3+nmu-1.3~ubuntu1804_amd64.buildinfo > > You see Depends: and all the packages used in my builds. > > > > > > > > Does...

On Sat, 2023-08-26 at 11:49 +0200, Peter Milesson via samba wrote: > Hi folks, > > I just wonder why it is not possible to set domain password policies > with GPO, using the Windows RSAT Group Policy Manager? For most > other > settings, using GPOs through RSAT works. > > For somebody who sets up a Samba AD DC infrequently, this is a huge > trap. There should be a

...s exist, but the > file "registry.pol" does NOT exist on any of our 3 DCs. That's normal. If you create a new GPO, the GPMC only created the GUID folder, that contains an empty Machine and User folder and the GPT.INI file. Nothing else. When you define your first policy using the GPME, the registry.pol file is created in the Machine/User folder - depending where your change is located. If you don't know to which GPO the GUID belongs, open the GPMC, expand "Group Policy Objects". When you click each entry, the "Details" tab shows you the GUID. > Eve...

....ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&keywords=gpgme&searchon=sourcenames You see, bionic (libdevel): 1.10.0-1ubuntu1 Binaire pakketten: libgpgme-dev, libgpgme11, libgpgmepp-dev, libgpgmepp-doc, libgpgmepp6, libqgpgme7, python-gpg, python3-gpg These replaces the gpme for 18.04 If you look into this file. https://downloads.van-belle.nl/samba4/Buildlogs/ubuntu/samba_4.9.3+nmu-1.3~ubuntu1804_amd64.buildinfo You see Depends: and all the packages used in my builds. > > Does this mean you can't build on 18.04? I assume so. Yeah, you can build it on 1...