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...r problem that I have is that sometimes my samba is not starting after reboots. I have added the following S99samba to the /etc/rc3.d. I do not know why not?. sAm #!/sbin/sh # # Start Samba SMB file/print services # Set environment PATH=/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin export PATH # Samba directory SAMBA_DIR=/opt/samba SAMBA_SMBD_DEBUG_LEVEL=0 SAMBA_NMBD_DEBUG_LEVEL=0 SAMBA_SMBD_LOG=/var/opt/samba/log.smb SAMBA_NMBD_LOG=/var/opt/samba/log.nmb # Kill all processes matching a certain name kill_proc () { ps -ef | grep "$1" | grep -v grep | while read PROC; do \ PID=`echo ${PROC} | awk '{...

Hi all, As I'm dumb, last time I played to update Samba version I forgot to keep a copy Policies directory in $samba_dir/sysvol/$samba_domain_name/. Is there any command to rebuild that directory with default policies? If there is not, are the IDs of default policies are always the same or samba generates this IDs? If they are always the same I would be able to copy them from another domain, a blank one. Cheers,...

i just upgraded to samba 2.2.3a on a suse box, 7.3. when i go in an add the uses to the server again for samba logins then try an set the password it errors out an says can not change password. in result i have a broken samba server. im glad this was just my test bench machine 1st. has anyone else had this problem, also anyone know of any rpm for samba 2.2.3a for suse. thanks. jack

Greetings, mathias dufresne! > As I'm dumb, last time I played to update Samba version I forgot to keep a > copy Policies directory in $samba_dir/sysvol/$samba_domain_name/. > Is there any command to rebuild that directory with default policies? > If there is not, are the IDs of default policies are always the same or > samba generates this IDs? If they are always the same I would be able to > copy them from another domain, a b...

...stem with an account that doesn't exist on both UNIX systems, or the passwords on the two UNIX systems are set different or a configuration difference between the two systems. The password prompt is Windows behavior if the password is going to be sent in the clear over the network. Compare the $SAMBA_DIR/private/smbpasswd files on the Linux and NetBSD systems to see if your account exists on the netBSD system, but doesn't exist in the smbpasswd file on UNIX, which means you would fall back to plain-text passwords. Steve -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and remov...

>From the docs file WinNT.txt Passwords: ========== One of the most annoying problems with WinNT is that NT refuses to connect to a server that is in user level security mode and that doesn't support password encryption unless it first prompts the user for a password. This means even if you have the same password on the NT box and the Samba server you will get