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Hey Everyone, So here is what is going on I have two computers on the same network that are both connected to the PDC of a samba domain (on the same network segment): ____________________________________________ | | | | | |

...e SA_RIGHT_USER_CHANGE_PASSWORD 0x00000040 #define SA_RIGHT_USER_SET_PASSWORD 0x00000080 and the granted security of 0xd04e4 seems unrelated and invariant with any of the permissions exposed to the user (SeMachineAccountPrivilege, etc.). On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Nick Pappin <npappin at latahfcu.org> wrote: > On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:04 PM, m <maglyx at gmail.com> wrote: >> >> I am pulling my hair out trying to figure out why trying to rename my >> computer joined to a Samba domain (version 3.2.3) keeps failing with >> "Access is Denied". In s...

Hello everyone! I'm having problem with the parameter ldap passwd sync = yes. If my ldapsam points to a master ldap server, it works perfectly. If it points to a slave ldap server, the samba attributes are update but not the userpassword. I'm using samba 3.4.3 with Fedora Directory 1.2. Viewing the log files I saw same strange messages when I trying to change my password: [2009/12/08

July 6, 2009 Samba samba@lists.samba.org Subject: recognizing netbios name I have a Fedora 10 Linux system connected through a router to three windows computers (XP+XP+Vista). The Linux computer seems unable to present a netbios name to the rest of the network. The Linux computer can read files from all of the Windows computers, but the windows computers

I mounted a samba volume on XP. XP and Ubuntu are connected over 100Mbps ethernet (router). I am writing a 4GB file from XP to Ubuntu and the transfer is extremely slow : only around 1-1.5 MB/s. This is not a network or disk issue since at the same time this transfer is gonig on, I can scp the same file from XP to Ubuntu at 3-4 times faster (around 6MB/s). What could be wrong? Even for this

Hey guys, samba seems to have a share level "inherit owner" option to propagate the ownership of the current folder to any new files/folders created directly under it. Is there an equivalent command to do this at the group level? I know you can do it using the SUID/SGID bits but I'm worried about the security risk that comes with doing it this way. Thanks for the help, Nick -- W.