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Hi: When I add a user xUser to the Group Policy Creator Owner, xUser should be able to create a new GPO , right? However when I run: samba-tool gpo create new_gpo -U xUser , it throw an exception about insufficient ldap permissions. Then when I access via smb to the folder: domain/sysvol/Policies and the user xUser has perm...

Hello, I am trying to connect and browse the Windows file server and get the following error: # smbclient //ente01.xxxx.local/data Password for [xuser at xxxx.LOCAL]: tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_SMB_BAD_CLUSTER_DIALECT OS: FreeBSD 13.1-STABLE Samba 4.16.10_1 I did not find any similar problem. Could you, please, explain what does it mean? I am not able connect to the directory. Have I any configuration errors? Thank you very much. Regards,...

On 16/05/2023 08:02, Ludovit Koren via samba wrote: > > > Hello, > > I am trying to connect and browse the Windows file server and get the > following error: > > > # smbclient //ente01.xxxx.local/data > Password for [xuser at xxxx.LOCAL]: > tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_SMB_BAD_CLUSTER_DIALECT > > OS: FreeBSD 13.1-STABLE > Samba 4.16.10_1 > > I did not find any similar problem. Could you, please, explain what does > it mean? I am not able connect to the directory. Have I any > configuration...

...e exported NFS resides, I have the same local Unix user (identified by the same name and UID/GID) that I have on each Unix (Mac/Linux) host that needs to access the NFS export. I also have name mappings setup in my smb.conf file. Currently, unless the file/directory is explicitly owned by "xuser", the unix hosts are not able to access that resource. Other than name mappings, I am not quite sure how to allow access to my NFS clients wanting to access these network shares without changing ownership of the user/group to my "xuser" The goal is that the unix username will m...

...e exported NFS resides, I have the same local Unix user (identified by the same name and UID/GID) that I have on each Unix (Mac/Linux) host that needs to access the NFS export. I also have name mappings setup in my smb.conf file. Currently, unless the file/directory is explicitly owned by "xuser", the unix hosts are not able to access that resource. Other than name mappings, I am not quite sure how to allow access to my NFS clients wanting to access these network shares without changing ownership of the user/group to my "xuser" The goal is that the unix username will m...