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On Tue, 26 Mar 2019 12:33:33 +0000 Stephen via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Roland, Jonathon, what permissions set would you recommend for use > when syncing SysVol? > > I have only found a single tutorial > (https://www.tecmint.com/samba4-ad-dc-sysvol-replication/) that even > mentions what permissions should be used when replicating SysVol. , > and

...s like the seconds step in setting up a > basic Samba setup. Whilst I cannot deny there are errors, I try to fix these errors asap, but this relies on people give us feedback, something that we do not really get. > > 3) They lacks the clear straightforward step by step approach of > TechMint with screenshots and similar? Not really a fan of screenshots, unless there is no other way of displaying information. > > 4) In practice this means that non-experts cannot / wont be able to > use Samba, even for basic tasks as I am trying to do here. People > less determined than me...

...of errors, as I have just demonstrated. There were two missing essential steps in the tutorial to add a backup DC to a domain and this is a very fundamental Samba task. Its like the seconds step in setting up a basic Samba setup. 3) They lacks the clear straightforward step by step approach of TechMint with screenshots and similar? 4) In practice this means that non-experts cannot / wont be able to use Samba, even for basic tasks as I am trying to do here. People less determined than me will give up, and I am basically dependent upon this (awesome, thanks everyone) mailing list and its suppor...

...> This is where my problems begin unfortunately. > > I have used two separate shell-scripts to commission my two servers > ad1.sh and ad2.sh (please find both scripts attached for scrutiny) > > * These two scripts are based heavily upon the tutorial series found > at TechMint here: > https://www.tecmint.com/install-samba4-active-directory-ubuntu/ > * The script to build ad1 is the main DC and is based upon section 1 > and 2 of the tutorial, and as far as I can tell appears to work > correctly. As discussed I can connect to the server that resul...

...sion 1) Samba AD installation with SAMBA_INTERNAL backend 2) Samba AD installation using BIND backend 3) Possibly split again to describe interactive and non interactive installation with Bind and Samba_internal >> 3) They lacks the clear straightforward step by step approach of >> TechMint with screenshots and similar? >> >> Not really a fan of screenshots, unless there is no other way of >> displaying information. You do need some way of letting the user confirm *for themselves* that what they see on their own termnial is what they should expect to see. This let...

...A_INTERNAL backend > > 2) Samba AD installation using BIND backend > > 3) Possibly split again to describe interactive and non interactive > installation with Bind and Samba_internal > > >> 3) They lacks the clear straightforward step by step approach of > >> TechMint with screenshots and similar? > >> > >> Not really a fan of screenshots, unless there is no other way of > >> displaying information. > > You do need some way of letting the user confirm *for > themselves* that > what they see on their own termnial is what...

...ome extra redundancy and failover. This is where my problems begin unfortunately. I have used two separate shell-scripts to commission my two servers ad1.sh and ad2.sh (please find both scripts attached for scrutiny) * These two scripts are based heavily upon the tutorial series found at TechMint here: https://www.tecmint.com/install-samba4-active-directory-ubuntu/ * The script to build ad1 is the main DC and is based upon section 1 and 2 of the tutorial, and as far as I can tell appears to work correctly. As discussed I can connect to the server that results from a Window...