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I'm hoping this is an easy question, but the way my day has gone I seriously doubt it is going to be. Today, I installed Samba 3.0.24 with winbind support on my FreeBSD 6.2 server. I am able to join my domain and get information concerning groups and passwords from the domain controller (Windows 2003) without any problem. Where I have run into a problem is using getent to get a copy of the

I have installed winbind and it is working, but I need to change the uid/gid being used by winbind since I am running into some conflicts with UIDs. UID 10071 is being used by my spamfilter and winbindd is also mapping one of the user IDs from the W2K3 server to 10071. In an attempt to change this, I modified my smb.conf file as follows. [global] workgroup = MO idmap gid =

.... wbinfo works, getent doesn't (Donald N Kenepp) > 31. Re: Cannot change case of existing file names (Jeremy Allison) > 32. Re: Cannot change case of existing file names (Jordan Russell) > 33. Re: wbinfo works, getent doesn't (Don McCall) > 34. FreeBSD and Winbind (jhall@vandaliamo.net) > 35. Re: FreeBSD and Winbind (Daniel O'Connor) > 36. RE: Unicode support--case sensitive in share name > (Latrell Wang ???) > 37. Re: FreeBSD and Winbind (jhall@vandaliamo.net) > 38. Re: FreeBSD and Winbind (jhall@vandaliamo.net) > 39. RE: wbinfo works, g...

Recently, we added a Sharp AR-M550N copier to our network. This device functions as an MFC (scanner/printer/copier). When I attempt to install the drivers to the SAMBA server, I receive an error message which displays briefly and then I receive the following error message when trying to access the properties of the printer. Function address 0x3119c9f caused a protection fault. (exception code

Is it possible to force a particular user/group to own files when using winbindd? I have tried force user without any success. What I need to be able to do is have the system administrators connect to the user's account and then have the use access files placed in their directory. When I do this currently, the owner is root and the group is domain admins. Following is how the share is

Ladies and Gentlemen, I have done this before, but for the life of me cannot get it to work today. I am trying to setup SAMBA to allow non-technical users (one per site) to add printer drivers as needed. I am running Samba 3.0.24. Following are the relevant entries from smb.conf. # workgroup = NT-Domain-Name or Workgroup-Name pid directory = /var/run/ workgroup = BACKUPS

I have winbind working and it is providing security for my shares. Now, I would like to implement ACLs so I can help my backup users manage everything through MMC. Following is a copy of my smb.conf file. [global] workgroup = XX winbind separator = + idmap uid = 10000-20000 idmap gid = 10000-20000 winbind enum users = yes winbind enum groups = yes

I have installed SAMBA from the ports collection and have run into a problem. I am using winbind and I am able to list the groups and users from the Windows 2003 Server (wbinfo -u, wbinfo -g, getent passwd, getent group) without any problem. I am able to display the shares on the SAMBA server using net view without any problem. However, when I try to connect to the share, I receive a message