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...gt; wrote: > Dropping the non root scenario > I try to run it as root. > I'm fixing errors in log.smb with chmod/chown -R > I have no idea how to get you further with this, mainly because: A) it works Samba to Samba. B) I do not have your version of camera. C) I tried installing termux on my phone and my first thought was 'hey this is like my old Zaurus pda' but after installing Samba I couldn't get much further because all the instructions I could find say to create the smb.conf file in '$PREFIX/etc/samba' and the termux onscreen keyboard didn't have a ...

No, I don't have root in my Android. I understand that prevents access to ports below 1024 but I find that Linux clients can mount Termux qemu-started Samba shares nevertheless. I need to prevent smbd crashing for want of low sockets and wonder if win9x can mount without them. On Wed, 10 Jan 2024, 17:07 Rowland Penny via samba, <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > On Wed, 10 Jan 2024 16:25:57 +0000 > Mike Yates via samba...

Is there a way to start smbd when ports < 1024 are unavailable? It seems that qemu does it, because the -nic smb=<path> provides a working smbd instance available to smbmount, if not win9x. So what smb.conf options does qemu use? smbd -D crashes in Termux, as shown below. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Mike Yates <myates23 at gmail.com> Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2024, 17:41 Subject: Re: [Samba] Access to sockets denied in Termux To: <samba at lists.samba.org> No, I don't have root in my Android. I understand that prevents ac...

On Wed, 10 Jan 2024 16:25:57 +0000 Mike Yates via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Is anyone familiar with using a samba server in Android Termux? > It works OK for an smbmount in a Linux qemu VM, in the instance > started by the > -nic smb=$PATH option of qemu (both qemu-system-x86_64 and samba > installed to Termux) but smbd -D fails with this log: > > [2024/01/06 11:46:54.038658, 0] > ../../source3/smbd/server.c:174...

Is anyone familiar with using a samba server in Android Termux? It works OK for an smbmount in a Linux qemu VM, in the instance started by the -nic smb=$PATH option of qemu (both qemu-system-x86_64 and samba installed to Termux) but smbd -D fails with this log: [2024/01/06 11:46:54.038658, 0] ../../source3/smbd/server.c:1741(main) smbd version 4.16.11 starte...

I am trying to compile tinc on a android tablet. When i do ./configure it does not run because the shell in not /bin/sh but /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/sh. $ which sh /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/sh What do i have to change to make this part of the compile work ? Greetings from Amsterdam, Perry

....org> wrote: > Is there a way to start smbd when ports < 1024 are unavailable? > It seems that qemu does it, because the -nic smb=<path> provides a > working smbd instance available to smbmount, if not win9x. So what > smb.conf options does qemu use? > smbd -D crashes in Termux, as shown below. > I have been thinking about this and I now wonder if you hitting another problem that has nothing to do with the ports. Win95/98/ME only used lanman auth and this has been turned off for quite some time (its not very secure). try reading 'man smb.conf' for the various...

...applications... that are now no more available... and I never used, as a Linux user. The server was an old Android App (SambaFilesharing-dev-130413.apk) whose development is frozen for years and is incompatible with recent hardware OS. Now the server would be the naked samba server running over termux emulator in Android15... or any paid app. What happened: I upgraded the server hardware, so the OS: Android5 to 12/13/14 then A15 at the moment => server broken. I hope I can get help from the list: The (firmware up to date) client is poorly features, so I'm using my linux laptop to setup...

>> Somehow sysvolcheck is using a LOWER CASE 'f' in the GUID folder name >> for the default GPO! >> >> Where is this coming from? Of course, in Windows this doesn't matter. >>> But in linux it is a showstopper. > I think it is coming from AD. > You will probably have to rename the GPO in AD, possibly along with the > 'name'

...orry about the 'GSE' line, that is about kerberos and > you are not using kerberos. Nice! I'm retired so I don't have to deal anymore with AD. > > From your link it appears you are running Samba as a standalone server > and provide the version of Samba you are running in termux is >= 4.11.0 > , then you will be using SMBv2. Thank you so much Rowland for such a quick and skilled advice At a first glance I thought you misread my server 4.16.11 version, but after checking the 4.11.0 change log I learn this is where SMB1 was removed from defauts. Reading you I hope I...

Dropping the non root scenario I try to run it as root. I'm fixing errors in log.smb with chmod/chown -R

On Sun, 30 Mar 2025 17:58:10 +0200 f0rhum via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > Hi Rowland > > > disable netbios = yes > > smb ports = 4445 > > nbt port = 1137 > > Does it make sense to have these 3 all together? Well, no. The first two together, or the last two together, but not all three together, you need netbios for the nbt port. > I

...l release builds. As far as I can tell, installing a "test" build requires putting the device in Developer Mode, which requires doing a "powerwash," which wipes local storage -- totally defeating the purpose of installing rsync in the first place. * rsync is available in Termux, but presumably would only have access to the Termux container, not to the user's Chrome OS configuration or files.

...Version: -current Hardware: amd64 OS: Linux Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P5 Component: scp Assignee: unassigned-bugs at mindrot.org Reporter: programmerjake at gmail.com I first found this on Termux on AArch64 Android, but am able to replicate on x86-64 Ubuntu 20.04. running: touch ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????.txt scp ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????.txt jacob at 192.168.1.141: gives: FORTIFY: vsnprintf: size 184467440737095...

Jochen Bern wrote: >[scratches head] If JuiceSSH's forwarded agent reliably refuses to >serve, why not simply tell it to stop doing such a forward ... ? Well, JuiceSSH is an Android app. I don't have the source and there are almost no configuration options. >On another note, the fact that you apparently do not need an agent to >authenticate the SSH connections from the

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