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...owland, but nothing inside it does. I > think I will continue to try and get pam_script to do what I want. Strange. So what does a mount look like? Here: > root at dmmember:~# mount | grep username > //fileserver.company.com/username on /home/username/username type cifs (rw,relatime,sec=ntlmi,unc=\\filehost.company.com\username,username=username,domain=WRKGRP,uid=49611,forceuid,gid=513,forcegid,addr=192.168.89.2,unix,posixpaths,serverino,acl,rsize=61440,wsize=65536,actimeo=1) > root at dmmember:~# MJ

On 10/11/2017 12:09 PM, Rowland Penny via samba wrote: > I did all of this, I have read everything I could find on the internet > and I just couldn't make it work. > > I am now a leading expert on what doesn't work ;-) > > Rowland ok, that is an unusual situation... you having a problem, and things working here :-) So perhaps we're doing different things: we

...of the smb.conf realm = CCDC.LAN security = ads wins server = 9.161.96.220 password server = 9.161.96.220 I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? any help is much appreciated!!!! thanks __________________...

......", but I alway get a "mount error 13 = Permission denied". I tried the following (and many else) mount -t cifs //172.16.0.3/ebooks /mnt/ebooks -o guest mount -t cifs //172.16.0.3/ebooks /mnt/ebooks -o user=someuser,password=somepass (both also with the sec options none,ntlm,ntlmi,ntlmv2,ntlmv2i or smbfs instead of cifs) and always got "mount error 13 = Permission denied". I just wanted samba to map me to the guest-account but it wouldn't!!!! I then tried mount -t cifs //172.16.0.3/ebooks /mnt/ebooks -o user=realuser,password=realpass (where realuser is a...

##### BACKGROUND ##### I still cannot do basic share mapping between Samba 3.0.28 and a Windows 2003 AD Domain controller. When using mount.cifs, I get a permission denied error 13. I have run it as root and as my own user account. >From a windows workstation on a different domain, I can log on fine. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks, Mike Tosh ##### CAN VIEW, BUT NOT MAP, VIA SMB ##### #

...security = ads > wins server = 9.161.96.220 > > password server = 9.161.96.220 > > > > I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution > and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter > "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. > > Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero > workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc > join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? It would seem the domain has been upgrade...

...security = ads > wins server = 9.161.96.220 > > password server = 9.161.96.220 > > > > I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution > and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter > "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. > > Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero > workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc > join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? It would seem the domain has been upgrade...

...ins server = 9.161.96.220 >> >> password server = 9.161.96.220 >> >> >> >> I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution >> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >> >> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero >> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc >> join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? > It would seem the dom...

...;> >>> password server = 9.161.96.220 >>> >>> >>> >>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution >>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>> >>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero >>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc >>> join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? >> I...

...ins server = 9.161.96.220 >> >> password server = 9.161.96.220 >> >> >> >> I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution >> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >> >> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero >> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc >> join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? > It would seem the dom...

...assword server = 9.161.96.220 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different > distribution >>>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >>>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>>> >>>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a > kerbero >>>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net > rpc >>>> join instead of net ads join, could thi...

...;> >>> password server = 9.161.96.220 >>> >>> >>> >>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different distribution >>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>> >>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a kerbero >>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net rpc >>> join instead of net ads join, could this be a problem? >> I...

...;>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different >> distribution >>>>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the > parameter >>>>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>>>> >>>>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a >> kerbero >>>>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net >> rpc >>>>> join instead of...

...assword server = 9.161.96.220 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different > distribution >>>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >>>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>>> >>>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a > kerbero >>>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net > rpc >>>> join instead of net ads join, could thi...

...assword server = 9.161.96.220 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different > distribution >>>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the parameter >>>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>>> >>>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a > kerbero >>>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net > rpc >>>> join instead of net ads join, could thi...

...to try and get pam_script to do what I want. > Strange. > > So what does a mount look like? > > Here: > > > root at dmmember:~# mount | grep username > > //fileserver.company.com/username on > /home/username/username type cifs > > > (rw,relatime,sec=ntlmi,unc=\\filehost.company.com\username,username=us > > > ername,domain=WRKGRP,uid=49611,forceuid,gid=513,forcegid,addr=192.168. > > > 89.2,unix,posixpaths,serverino,acl,rsize=61440,wsize=65536,actimeo=1) > > root at dmmember:~# > > MJ > > -- > To unsubscribe...

...;>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I have tried already different Linux machine with different >> distribution >>>>> and I always get the same error, I have also tried to add the > parameter >>>>> "sec=ntlm or ntlmi " but hasn't changed much. >>>>> >>>>> Note that for some historical reason, this file server has NOT a >> kerbero >>>>> workstation installation and was joined to the CCDC domain using net >> rpc >>>>> join instead of...