search for: some_share

...he second card (named probe.domain.com). My DNS works correctly. The problem I see is that I can't designate the second card to be "bound" to the netbios name of "probe" and in this way, my clients to make connections on this second network interface, for example \\probe\some_share If I use this global setting " netbios aliases = probe " the name "probe" is bound like a second name for the first card, which already has netbios name "drone" associated with it. Without "netbios aliases=probe" nmblookup command can't find any inf...

...hanged the subnet of several computers on an isolated LAN, that LAN utilizing RHEL 5.0 server (out-of-box, no patches) with Samba and several Windows XP w/SP2 systems. After the subnet change, if I log in as local admin to any of the Windows systems, and try Start > Run > \\any_other_host\some_share I get \\any_other_host\some_share The referenced account is currently locked out and may not be logged on to. Doesn't matter if I try to access any available share on the samba server or directly to another Windows box on the network. All systems on the network have been rebooted. All...

.... >         winbind nested groups = yes >         winbind expand groups = 5 >         winbind use default domain = yes >         winbind nss info = rfc2307 >         vfs objects = acl_xattr >         map acl inherit = yes >         store dos attributes = yes > > [SOME_SHARE] >         path = /home/shares/SOME_SHARE/ >         read only = no > > > > Some uses I have for machine accounts: > 1) I have v. important windows application that is running as windows > service as "SYSTEM" account. It writes a lot of image-type files. &gt...

...users = yes         winbind enum groups = yes         winbind nested groups = yes         winbind expand groups = 5         winbind use default domain = yes         winbind nss info = rfc2307         vfs objects = acl_xattr         map acl inherit = yes         store dos attributes = yes [SOME_SHARE]         path = /home/shares/SOME_SHARE/         read only = no Some uses I have for machine accounts: 1) I have v. important windows application that is running as windows service as "SYSTEM" account. It writes a lot of image-type files. Because it's running as SYSTEM, machine...

...s = yes >>         winbind expand groups = 5 >>         winbind use default domain = yes >>         winbind nss info = rfc2307 >>         vfs objects = acl_xattr >>         map acl inherit = yes >>         store dos attributes = yes >> >> [SOME_SHARE] >>         path = /home/shares/SOME_SHARE/ >>         read only = no >> >> >> >> Some uses I have for machine accounts: >> 1) I have v. important windows application that is running as windows >> service as "SYSTEM" account. It writes a...

Hello, I have samba 4.5.10 file server as AD member (AD is also samba 4.5.10). I'm using unix extension for windows rsat to set UIDs for all users and on samba AD member i'd prefer to use idmap = ad to have consistent file permissions across multiple file servers. My issue is with machine accounts. RSAT extension doesn't allow for easy "uid" setting for machine

...atic copy of the netlogon script in the user home ; if i execute it, i have this error : "network path not found" (or something like that, don't know how to translate it from french). The problem is, I think, that in the logon script, I refer to monoxyde's shares as \\monoxyde\some_share. But this server is known as monoxyde only on the 10.16.41.0/24 network. On other networks, it's known differently on the dns. This morning, if i execute the logon script by hand, i can mount all the shares, but it's not executed at logon time. If the workstation is configured with dhcp...

Hi, I'm having a peculiar problem with my Samba server and have not been able to figure out how to solve it. I've had this server for a very long time, but recently the main hard drive failed and I only kept backups of the user files. I set the server back up with Debian Wheezy and Samba 3.6.6. My problem is as follows: I have 4 Unix users and groups: user1:group1 (admin account, so has

Hi there ! I just upgraded (last friday night) our main Samba host to Samba 2.0.0 from version 1.9.18p10. This host provides access to our own file based database system. The number of Samba clients is around 60 (nearly all NT4.0's and few NT3.51's). The Samba 2.0.0 host runs 'uname -a': HP-UX vertex A.09.05 A 9000/720 65914162 two-user license After the upgrade change I've

...sts.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba>, <mailto:samba-request@lists.samba.org?subject=unsubscribe> List-Archive: http://lists.samba.org/pipermail/samba/ Hi, for quite a while (most of the time using samba 2.0.3) I had some shares configured roughly like this: [global] ... writable = no [some_share] path = /some/where write list=@some_group create mask = 0664 directory mask = 0775 The intention is, that "some_share" should be readable for everybody, writable only for the users mentioned in "write list=". At least with samba 2.0.3, that's also how it worked...