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Am Freitag, den 09.08.2019, 13:41 +0100 schrieb Rowland penny via samba: > ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo tdbdump samba.tdbsam-export > > { > > key(19) = "INFO/minor_version\00" > > data(4) = "\00\00\00\00" > > } > > { > > key(9) = "NEXT_RID\00" > > data(4) = "\E8\03\00\00" > > } > > { > > key(13) = "INFO/v...

Thank you very much for your answer. It's the default, internal backend. (smbpasswd) a) If I do : tdbdump schannel_store.tdb dump | grep BWPC |grep SECRET | wc I get 95 machines (this number looks good). b) smbpasswd is a text file that looks good. c) I can also do "tdbdump secrets.tdb dump" Thanks a lot in advance for any advice, Denis Le 15.12.2014 22:00, Gaiseric Vandal a ?crit...

Do these programs still exist? They don't seem to be part of the samba3x package on RHEL5.

...CEST Password can change:??Fr, 09 Aug 2019 13:40:33 CEST Password must change: never Last bad password???: 0 Bad password count??: 0 Logon hours?????????: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo pdbedit -e tdbsam:/home/ayers/samba.tdbsam-export ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo tdbdump samba.tdbsam-export? { key(19) = "INFO/minor_version\00" data(4) = "\00\00\00\00" } { key(9) = "NEXT_RID\00" data(4) = "\E8\03\00\00" } { key(13) = "INFO/version\00" data(4) = "\04\00\00\00" } I assume that ist not what its supposed to lo...

On 10/08/2019 06:20, David Ayers wrote: > Am Freitag, den 09.08.2019, 13:41 +0100 schrieb Rowland penny via > samba: >> ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo tdbdump samba.tdbsam-export >>> { >>> key(19) = "INFO/minor_version\00" >>> data(4) = "\00\00\00\00" >>> } >>> { >>> key(9) = "NEXT_RID\00" >>> data(4) = "\E8\03\00\00" >>> } >>> { >&...

...knows where pdbedit is reading the information displayed ? > > Denis > > Le 15.12.2014 23:01, Denis BUCHER a ?crit : > >> Thank you very much for your answer. >> >> It's the default, internal backend. (smbpasswd) >> >> a) If I do : >> >> tdbdump schannel_store.tdb dump | grep BWPC |grep SECRET | wc >> >> I get 95 machines (this number looks good). >> >> b) smbpasswd is a text file that looks good. >> >> c) I can also do "tdbdump secrets.tdb dump" >> >> Thanks a lot in advance for an...

...s network that uses 802.1x authentication, in which domain joined computers use their machine credentials to connect. Windows machines do this automatically, and until recently Linux computers could join using wicd, wpa-supplicant, and a simple script that would retrieve the machine password with tdbdump. ( specifically tdbdump -k SECRETS/MACHINE_PASSWORD/DOMAIN /var/lib/samba/private/secrets.tdb ) On older machines running Samba 4.2 (Debian Jessie) tdbdump gives a working password such as this: ]f2>lOR4NA~hbv\00 where the actual password is ]f2>lOR4NA~hbv On newer machines running...

...09 Aug 2019 13:40:33 CEST > Password must change: never > Last bad password???: 0 > Bad password count??: 0 > Logon hours?????????: FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF > ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo pdbedit -e tdbsam:/home/ayers/samba.tdbsam-export > ayers at vmbuster:~$ sudo tdbdump samba.tdbsam-export > { > key(19) = "INFO/minor_version\00" > data(4) = "\00\00\00\00" > } > { > key(9) = "NEXT_RID\00" > data(4) = "\E8\03\00\00" > } > { > key(13) = "INFO/version\00" > data(4) = "\04\00\00\00&...

...amaging your > database. I'm not sure if the dup keys in the 'DC=DOMAINDNSZONES,DC=COMPANY,DC=INTRA.ldb' is my root issue and why the dbcheck fails with that uncaught exception. How would I fix such a duplicate key in that file through sam.ldb? To identify the dup key I creted a tdbdump and then counted the keys: awk '$1 ~ /^key/ {print $3}' DOMAINDNSZONES.tdbdump |sort|uniq -c | sort -nr | head the dupliate entry is { key(42) = "DN=@INDEX:USNCHANGED:p0000000000000048557\00" data(116) = "h\19\01&\02\00\00\00&\00\00\00 at INDEX:USNCHANGED:p000000...

...t; a duplicate key in that file through sam.ldb? sam.ldb is the gateway to the files in /var/lib/samba/private/sam.ldb.d , if you are going to change anything, do it through sam.ldb. You may find the ldbsearch '--cross-ncs' switch useful here. > > To identify the dup key I creted a tdbdump and then counted the keys: > > awk '$1 ~ /^key/ {print $3}' DOMAINDNSZONES.tdbdump |sort|uniq -c | > sort -nr | head > > the dupliate entry is > > { > key(42) = "DN=@INDEX:USNCHANGED:p0000000000000048557\00" > data(116) = > "h\19\01&\02\0...

Dear all, I have a very strange problem with "pdbedit -Lv" under Samba 3.3.10, a lot of users and machines are missing ! Strangely, all these missing machines and users are working perfectly well. The problem is that I need to get their SID to be able to migrate to a new server... TECHNICAL DETAILS : * Samba 3.3.10 * Number of machines : * Unix : 128 machines * pdbedit

...uses 802.1x authentication, in which domain joined computers use their machine credentials to connect. > > > Windows machines do this automatically, and until recently Linux computers could join using wicd, wpa-supplicant, and a simple script that would retrieve the machine password with tdbdump. > > > ( specifically tdbdump -k SECRETS/MACHINE_PASSWORD/DOMAIN /var/lib/samba/private/secrets.tdb ) > > > On older machines running Samba 4.2 (Debian Jessie) tdbdump gives a working password such as this: > > > ]f2>lOR4NA~hbv\00 where the actual password is ]...

Hi, I was having problem with the tdbsam backend in which a particular user got listed twice with pdbedit. (http://www.mail-archive.com/samba at lists.samba.org/msg109110.html) Without much hope in fixing it, I am planning to re-generating passdb.tdb on my PDC by: (1)exporting tdbsam to smbpasswd backend (2)delete passdb.tdb (3)re-import smbpasswd to tdbsam backend With the command `

...39;t know where to search. Does someone knows where pdbedit is reading the information displayed ? Denis Le 15.12.2014 23:01, Denis BUCHER a ?crit : > Thank you very much for your answer. > > It's the default, internal backend. (smbpasswd) > > a) If I do : > > tdbdump schannel_store.tdb dump | grep BWPC |grep SECRET | wc > > I get 95 machines (this number looks good). > > b) smbpasswd is a text file that looks good. > > c) I can also do "tdbdump secrets.tdb dump" > > Thanks a lot in advance for any advice, > > De...

...rinter server on a domain member with cups. For the second time i'me lost, on a server, all the associaton between printers and drivers, so i've to set it all. Old samba 3 was clear: https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/old/Samba3-HOWTO/tdb.html but now i've not found (even doing 'tdbdump') where printer names, driver association and so on are stored. I've found: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/TDB_Locations but nothing more. Someone can help me? Thanks. --

...be vampire but it fails with reference to smbtest2-domain. I can't figure out wherefrom this domain comes from. The host is smbtest2, but samba is configured to be member of domain, security is user and there is no mention of smbtest2 in /etc/samba/secrets.tdb BEFORE vampire: ---------------- # tdbdump /etc/samba/secrets.tdb { key = "SECRETS/SID/NT-DOM" data = ... } { key = "SECRETS/MACHINE_SEC_CHANNEL_TYPE/NT-DOM" etc... # net rpc vampire -S NT11 -W NT-DOM -U Administrator Cannot import users from NT-DOM at this time, as the current domain: SMBTEST2: S-1-5-21-5563936...

...between Samba 3.0.X revisions, I have been able to copy the secrets.tdb file and the trust relationships with foreign domains remain established. However, this does not appear to work when moving directly from 3.0.X to the 3.3.X branch. Is there a tool available that allows us to migrate - or can tdbdump (or similar) be used to dump out data from the 3.0.X format and then be imported into the 3.3.X DB format ? If so, how ? Thank you, Patrick

Just to mention and because I'm in doubt: The samba_backup script contains tdbdump for private folder to create online dumps of all ldb. But the dumps are smaller than the original. Is that ok? I'm in doubt regarding integrity. Am 20. Dezember 2014 10:59:59 MEZ, schrieb Marc Muehlfeld <mmuehlfeld at samba.org>: >Hello Johannes, > >Am 18.12.2014 um 12:23 schrie...

This is what there is in winbindd_idmap.tdb of both members that i have, whewre file server 2 is working well and file server 1 lose winbind rfc track. # # FILE SERVER 1 - PROBLEM # # tdbdump winbindd_idmap.tdb { key(9) = "USER HWM\00" data(4) = "\D0\07\00\00" } { key(10) = "GROUP HWM\00" data(4) = "\D0\07\00\00" } { key(14) = "IDMAP_VERSION\00" data(4) = "\02\00\00\00" } # # FILE SERVER 2 - OK # # tdbdump winbindd_idmap.tdb...

I have recompiled pdbedit 3.0.2 with -g flag to be able to list sources from gdb when debugging pdbedit and discovered some more info but don't know how to interpret it: (gdb) frame 1 #1 0x0806c899 in init_sam_from_buffer (sampass=0x81b8c28, buf=0x81b8d78 "", buflen=208) at passdb/passdb.c:1462 1462 SAFE_FREE(domain); (gdb) print domain $8 = 0x10000 <Address