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...dentification is strange. the dn: here looks like: dn: username=u123456,ou=aixuser,cn=aixsecdb,cn=aixdata uid: 1040 username: u123456 <snip> with u123456 being my *nix login. To me, this looks very wrong (not to mention that there's no dc=). My last LDAP server it looked like: dn: uid=tibbetts,ou=People,dc=ldap-test,dc=com uidNumber: 123456 uid: tibbetts <snip> with "tibbetts" being my login. If I'm seeing this right, shouldn't the login be the "uid" not "username"? Is that what Samba is looking for? With the login being set to username, and...

All; I'm getting closer to tracking down my problem (I hope). Since I want samba to verify the windows users from the Windows domain, I did the usual net join. But it still doesn't get the users from there, I still need an smbpasswd file. So... now the question (for the real samba gurus): Is there a substantial difference between: net ads join -w <domain/workgroup> and net rpc

The longer our samba runs the more delayed the responses become. Samba has been running for 5 months but this new development was noticed 2 weeks ago. The first major sign of the issue was a new DC was trying to join and failed due to timeout errors. At close look we see performance degradation within a few hours or when we try to join a new DC. smb.conf # Global parameters [global]

All; I'm having an odd problem with winbind. I just installed Samba 3.0.2 pre1 on a Solaris 9 server. smbd/nmbd/winbindd all start ok. But when it first starts, if I try "wbinfo -u", it hangs. As does "getent passwd". This will continue for the first couple hours after a restart. Then, things will suddenly start to work, and be fine for the rest of the time. Until I have

On 12/29/2014 12:52 AM, Andrew Bartlett wrote: > On Mon, 2014-12-22 at 14:33 -0700, Cj Tibbetts wrote: >> Here is the information requested >> it took 3 days before results came >> samba-tool dbcheck finished with this error >> >> root at ham1:/usr/local/samba/bin# time ./samba-tool dbcheck --cross-ncs >> Checking 212687 objects >> ERROR(<type '...

On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 3:51 PM, Cj Tibbetts < cjtibbetts at heritageacademyaz.com> wrote: > > Thank you Ricky for responding. I am still new to linux and samba so I am > struggling with where to start. I will answer your questions the best that > I can. For memory use I see only a small increase over time. I used vmstat &gt...

...; > >>> Not sure about the high CPU load, but you have the [netlogon] share > >>> twice in your smb.conf. Your first matches mine, have you added the > >>> second yourself? > >>> The second one looks weird with 2 path definitions. > >>> Cj Tibbetts schreef op do 18-12-2014 om 08:59 [-0700]: > >>> > >>>> New to linux and new to Samba so any direction in > >troubleshooting would > >>>> be > >>>> helpful. Here is what I have so far. > >>>> > >>>> Within...

On Mon, 2014-12-22 at 14:33 -0700, Cj Tibbetts wrote: > Here is the information requested > it took 3 days before results came > samba-tool dbcheck finished with this error > > root at ham1:/usr/local/samba/bin# time ./samba-tool dbcheck --cross-ncs > Checking 212687 objects > ERROR(<type 'exceptions.MemoryError'...

All; I'm running Samba 3.0.2 w/winbind on an LDAP server (for various reasons). However, our NT PDC managers input the user IDs oddly. They come out looking like: -rwxr--r-- 1 NORTHGRUM+tibberi 100000 45766615 Feb 17 10:05 Fonts.zip Is there an (easy) way to filter those, to get rid of the "NORTHGRUM+"? Our NT admins add that as a way of identifying the network the user is on.

All; I'm getting tangled up in this one. I have an AIX 5.2 server, with LDAP installed, and running (as a client). I need to compile ADS into Samba, thus, I need LDAP compiled in. First efforts, it didn't find ldap.h. So I linked /usr/ldap/include/ldap.h to /usr/include Now, it complains that libldap doesn't esist (it's in /usr/lib). What am I missing here? Any help will be

All; I have a situation that I'm not sure can be done (I honestly don't know enough about Samba for this one). Here's what I have. The customer has a Windows ADS (note: It's the newer windows ADS, so there is no NT Domain as in the old NT format). There are also a number of *nix servers (AIX) that have data on them. They want to use Samba as basically, an NFS server to serve

Okay, I'm starting to face professional ridicule at work over this. A Samba install should take a couple of days, I've been at it... far to long now. When this started I chased the problem in all the wrong directions. I thought it was this environment. Now I don't think so. I have Samba 3.0.14a installed on an AIX 5.2 server. I had it running (not the way I wanted, but running).

While I was between other things, I thought I'd try to build this. The build failed with: Compiling dynconfig.c In file included from include/includes.h:507, from dynconfig.c:21: /usr/include/aio.h:76: field `aio_sigevent' has incomplete type /usr/include/aio.h:127: field `aio_sigevent' has incomplete type In file included from dynconfig.c:21: include/includes.h:811:

All; Okay, I'm narrowing the problem down. With all other things configured, I'm down to and ADS problem. The reason Samba can't verify my username/passwords (as specified in password server = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) is because that address points to an ADS, and I didn't compile ADS into Samba (best answer I can find...If I'm way off base on that one, just let me know). So, the

Okay, here's my final issue with this installation. I'm hoping someone can shed some light on it. The setup: Server: IBM AIX 5.2 Samba: 3.0.12 The problem: Samba is insisting on having an smbpasswd entry for all users, and it shouldn't (based on my past experiences). I'm setting up a VERY basic samba install. All it needs to do is enable unix shares to the windows folks.

On 18/12/14 16:19, Germ van Eck wrote: > Not sure about the high CPU load, but you have the [netlogon] share > twice in your smb.conf. Your first matches mine, have you added the > second yourself? > The second one looks weird with 2 path definitions. > Cj Tibbetts schreef op do 18-12-2014 om 08:59 [-0700]: >> New to linux and new to Samba so any direction in troubleshooting would be >> helpful. Here is what I have so far. >> >> Within a half an hour of a reboot of the server my cpu reaches high numbers >> and becomes slow to res...

Not sure about the high CPU load, but you have the [netlogon] share twice in your smb.conf. Your first matches mine, have you added the second yourself? The second one looks weird with 2 path definitions. Cj Tibbetts schreef op do 18-12-2014 om 08:59 [-0700]: > New to linux and new to Samba so any direction in troubleshooting would be > helpful. Here is what I have so far. > > Within a half an hour of a reboot of the server my cpu reaches high numbers > and becomes slow to respond on all actions...

New to linux and new to Samba so any direction in troubleshooting would be helpful. Here is what I have so far. Within a half an hour of a reboot of the server my cpu reaches high numbers and becomes slow to respond on all actions. With my limited understanding I have used vmstat to observe the system. I noticed is that the numbers of forks grows from 1-2k to 43k within 30 minutes after reboot. I

...rm van Eck wrote: >> >>> Not sure about the high CPU load, but you have the [netlogon] share >>> twice in your smb.conf. Your first matches mine, have you added the >>> second yourself? >>> The second one looks weird with 2 path definitions. >>> Cj Tibbetts schreef op do 18-12-2014 om 08:59 [-0700]: >>> >>>> New to linux and new to Samba so any direction in >troubleshooting would >>>> be >>>> helpful. Here is what I have so far. >>>> >>>> Within a half an hour of a reboot of the...

Okay, I'll ask this another way (since I NEED to do this). When a user connects to a share, can Samba prompt for a kerberos password (ala Crytpocard technology)? If so, how do I set it up? The set up: OS: AIX 5.2 Samba v. 3.0.14a Thanks in advance! -Ric