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Hi all, I am trying to migrate a NetWare file server to samba (on Red Hat 9). My problem is that unfortunatelly samba is somehow painfully slow, when we run DOS programs from it on the client machines. The NetWare server is an ancient machine. P1, probably. The Samba server is P4 3G, 1G RAM, RAID mirroring, etc. We are running and old DOS program on the client machines, and when it's

Hi list During my samba3 pdc ldap backend set up I encountered a new problem. I configured in smb.conf the mounting of the home share as followed: logon path = # I don't want roaming profiles logon drive = H: logon home = \\homeserver\%u logon script = logon.bat [homes] comment = Home dirs valid users = %S read only = No browseable = No Well after logging in

Currently, my company is trying to deploy a Samba 3.0 server with an LDAP back end, for domain authentication. Everything's going extremely well so far except for one facet: net groupmap doesn't seem to play well with LDAP. I can make the mappings just fine: hank:/var# net groupmap list Domain Users (S-1-5-21-616220168-3974143565-3883354751-513) -> users Domain Admins

Hi, I have this problem, where if I logon and off three times on a winXP client I lose all administration rights on the third logon, and have to restart the client workstation to get rights again. I have a stock fedora core 1 samba install, and is running off of an openldap backend. If anyone knows why this is happenning then please help me. If you need any more info, be happy to provide. Thanks

Hi, I'm hoping someone will help me fix an annoying problem. I have a Redhat fedora core 1 machine, with the stock installation of samba acting as a primary domain controller. I'm using an LDAP backend, and I'm not using any mandatory profiles. When someone logs into a newly booted winXP or w2k machine, everything works fine. The groups are there and everybody has their