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Hi all, I'd to provide the current samba PID with wich the user will be looged in. It seems this variable is %d in smb.conf I write it in a log file, and all I can see is the domain name, not the pid here is the line in my smb.conf : .... root preexec = /samba_system/scripts/connect.sh %u %m %I %T %D %d .... what am I doiong wrong ? Thanks, val?ry

Hi list, I have a Samba 3.0.22 server working as domain controller. When a user copy a file to a share, the file is owned by user root and group "no group" , not by the user and its group. All the users are in an LDAP directory, authentication works good, all groups are declared in LDAP too. What should I do to have the file with the right owner/group membership ? For groups, I

Hi list, I'm using Samba wit a LDAP server. Everything works fine, but I'd like to know how I can declare a user or a group user as an administrator of the workstation he/she is logged in. I tried to modify the guid and the SambaSID in the ldap server, but it doesn't work. Is there another solution than to declare locally on the workstation that such group must be of the local

Hi list, I encounter a problem again, which I thought resolved : when joining a domain, sometimes the workstation says it cannot join, or the domain does not exist, or something like that, because there is a DNS resolution probleme. I read the Micro$oft documentation listed in the error message (http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/dns/tshoot/dns_tshoot2A.asp) I solved the problem, the

Hi list, it's me again. I have 2 samba servers, one as a PDC, the other as a file server. I can now join the domain. But it's impossible to mount the smb shares. The 2 servers are listening on several private networks, using vlans. 10.16.41.0/24 is a routed network, all over the campus. The others are just nated through a FreeBSD box. All dns datas are ok and uptodate If I connect