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...c and not specifically related to samba, but maybe someone else stumbled upon this already and can provide a quick answer. having that out of the way, here is the question: when joining windows7-clients from a subnet $subnet.company.com to an ad dc-domain ad.company.com with a samba4 addc samba.ad.kinemathek.de, the clients change their primary dns suffix from $subnet.company.com to ad.company.com . both $hostname.$subnet.company.com and $hostname.ad.company.com resolve to the client's ip address afterwards, but the reverse lookup for this ip address yields $hostname.$subnet.company.com as expected...

...#39;s acls? i was already thinking about instructing iptables to drop all connections to port 389 - but that would effectively rule out starttls and force the clients to use ldaps, which has been deprectated a long time ago. thank you & with kind regards, thoralf. -- thoralf schulze deutsche kinemathek - museum f?r film und fernsehen linux-administration / helpdesk tschulze at deutsche-kinemathek.de / 030 - 300 903-531

...a node/brick is temporarily not available or goes down during reads/writes glusterfs, lustre and even drbd with something appropriate on top might be feasible options ? it would be really great if we could share some experiences here. many thanks in advance, thoralf. -- thoralf schulze deutsche kinemathek - museum f?r film und fernsehen linux-administration / helpdesk tschulze at deutsche-kinemathek.de / 030 - 300 903-531

Greetings list, for weeks I still have problems with a security policy, now update my samba to version 4.2.3 and I have the same problem , it is related to a desktop background that want to come out on the PC.

hi there, On 07/18/2016 10:24 AM, kendell clark wrote: > I can confirm this. […] maybe debian bug #827141 is relevant … we've seen similiar symptoms, recompiling samba and friends with the patch mentioned there restored the behaviour we got with pre-badlock 4.1.17. it boils down to winbind not re-using signed&sealed connections when pulling user information from the ad, which seems to