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I know that it is the right way to use this ML but as nobody answered me, i repost this help ... in fact, it is quite hurry, and i want to understand ... Why do the mount -t smbfs just halfWork ?? can see some directories, but see no file ! :o ... Hello everyone, I'm having such a strange problem and i hope you'll understand the situation. I want to access files that are shared by

...nd Samba machine can be set up to service logon requests whenever the PDC is down. I don't understand what this means. I have a NT4 PDC and a NT4 BDC : they are on a different network. The BDC is old and i'd like to upgrade to Samba3. Do you think it is possible or not ?? -- Joris De Pooter

...guest ok = Yes printable = Yes public = yes valid users = joris [printers] comment = Toutes les imprimantes path = /var/spool/samba guest ok = yes printable = yes browseable = No printer admin = root, @adm public = yes writable = no -- Joris De Pooter

...job (pausing, deleting...) . I saw that a "CREATOR OWNER" token seems to do this job, but i'm not sure how I can implement it with my Samba box. Because "CREATOR OWNER" doesn't seem to be a regular NT4 group. Has somebody any advice with it ? Cheers :) -- Joris De Pooter

...Can anyone explain what steps should I verify to debug this annoying issue ? Cheers, joris ! PS: I'm using winbind. I have maybe a start of an answer : let's say domain user JOHN connects to my samba, a child process of smbd is created and started as JOHN. am I correct ? -- Joris De Pooter T?l.: +33(0)164868319

Hello Samba, I have a question and I can not find it on the web. I have a share and that works fine but there as files in it I want to hide. (same share as the webserver) I want to hide the *.php files. My question is"How do I do that?" Subdirs is already hidden but the files in the root/dir of the share not. The conf file is included. Kind regards, Martijn Zuiderwijk --

Hello to everyone in the list, i have a IPCop firewall with vpn service running and just one roadwarrior (xp sp2 pc), everything is fine, but when the remote pc tries to connect (or just view) to the samba file server shares there is no accessible. The other clients of the lan are all visibles. Is there any way to view and share the samba file server through the ipcop vpn or i need to setup a

Hi, I run a Fedora 2 box with Samba 3.0.10 as a domain member. The PDC is a Win server with AD. Running winbind, all domain users and groups are visible on the Samba box. To grant a special group of domain users access to parts of a samba share, I would like to - add a *local* group on the samba box (*not* in AD!) and - add some *domain* users to this new group. Unfortunately the trick of

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Is there any good reason to run Winbind on an Samba LDAP PDC? I've never used winbind before and I'm wondering if there is a reason I should consider learning. I suppose one would be better server debugging. Jim C. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org

Hi I have just configured a test machine to use winbind and samba so that I users can authenticate against my Win2003 SP1 AD controller. Everything seems to work great but I cannot seem to access any SAMBA shares that are created on the Linux machine. I constantly get asked for my username and password. I am trying to connect to the SAMBA share from a Windows XP client. I am assuming that the

Hi all, I had been trying to use "map to guest = bad password" to map users from other domains to guest to allow only guest access. But when I try to access the samba server from another domain, I get an error saying that it is not authorized from that machine. I am attaching the smb.conf. Please let me know if I am doing anything wrong. [global] idmap uid = 70000-200000 idmap