similar to: default_mail_env auto-detect woes for maildir users

I'm trying to use ssh on the client side, mainly because I want to authenticate rsync clients using LDAP. I'm having issues. It seems when I use --rsh="ssh -l username", that the rsync server is ignore my rsyncd.conf uid and gid directives. My goal is to create a "dropbox" repository for files where a user can basically rsync a file to another allow on the rsync

Hello, I have run into troubles trying to jump from 1.0alpha5 (basically running smoothly) to 1.0beta5 and/or beta7. I am seeing errors such as the following set for nearly every user. dovecot: May 01 16:21:02 Info: IMAP(joeuser): Disconnected: Logged out dovecot: May 01 16:21:02 Error: IMAP(joeuser): file ioloop.c: line 153 (timeout_remove): assertion failed: (*timeout != NULL) dovecot: May

Does anyone know when Asterisk is supposed to support prioritization of the SRV records returned. I think it's accepted that right now the Asterisk always just uses the first record returned regardless of priority. I also noticed, on register, that it queries for an A record first. If it gets a response, it will use that address to send the REGISTER. If it does not, then it will launch an SRV

I've been beating myself senseless trying to build OpenSsh 3.0.1 on Solaris 2.5.1 and get AFS login working. The symptoms of the problem are: sshd builds (used --with-afs and -with-kerberos4 - there is no PAM on this box), accepts connections from non-AFS users, but does not accept a connection from an AFS user; the user sees "permission denied" after entering the password. The

# wbinfo -n working-group | awk '{print $1}' | awk -F '-' '{print $8}' 69153 # wbinfo -n problem-group | awk '{print $1}' | awk -F '-' '{print $8}' 136399 The OS can use that group:- # chgrp problem-group test.txt # ls -asl test.txt 0 -rw-r--r-- 1 root problem-group 0 Aug 25 17:55 test.txt # It's not a case that the group is unavailable...

Hello everyone, We have a CentOS 6.3 NFSv4 server and client, and we've run into a situation where the client is unable to list "private" (chmod 700-ed) directories, even if the current user owns the directory in question. A bit more background: we're also using Samba 3.5+Winbind to provide authentication and UID/GID mapping against a Windows 2008 R2 domain controller.

Hello Samba Users, I cannot change a user's Samba password from a Windoze client or from the Unix Samba server when "unix password sync = True". Any ideas what/where I screwed up? AtDhVaAnNkCsE - Samba version 1.9.18p10 on a Solaris 2.5 box. - compiled with the following flags: FLAGSM = -DSUNOS5 -DSHADOW_PWD -DNETGROUP -DFAST_SHARE_MODES -DALLOW_CHANGE_PASSWORD - global

I am having a strange problem that I thought someone might be help resolve. I am using Samba 3.4.7 at the moment, but I've had the same issue with Samba 3.4.6 and Samba 3.5.2. NOTE: Domain, hostnames, usernames and SIDs have been changed to protect the guilty. I am seeing an unable to successfully execute a variety of lookups from wbinfo and I think this is the underlying cause of some

Hi again everyone, So I've finally got sieve integration happening on my? REHL Postfix/Dovecot server, with private user scripts happily running when users create them. (we user SquirrelMail, so the avelsieve plugin runs the sieve integration). Now I'd like to utilise additional per-user scripts (probably via sieve_before), but I've not been able to get my additional scripts to

We're running Samba 3.0.20 on a Solaris 9 server, using the Blastwave build. smb.conf file is below. Our user homes are on a Veritas file system with vxquota enabled, usually 50M per user, and then users have links under their home dirs to file systems with larger quotas or no quotas. For example, /home/joeuser has a 50M vxquota, but /home/joeuser/aux is a softlink to /vol/aux on which

I'm running Samba with LDAP on SuSE. Users had trouble logging in - finally I just ran db_recover & restarted ldap and samba. It looks like the LDAP database got corrupted somehow because samba couldn't get the LDAP data. Also I created accounts with smbldap-useradd -m -a -B 1 username. Some of the users were just using the same password samba seemed to kick them out. I used

Hello All, I've been discovering the joys of Samba/ADS integration here (the environment is a chip design concern that has chip simulation tools, many of which run in Linux, but some of which only run in Windows. Winbind, and a Linux based NAS server are the cornerstone through which Windows and Linux elements of the toolchain will be able to seamlessly communicate, once we get all the

I'm baaaaack. :-) I've managed to implement a suggestion from Hans Morten Kind from this list that seems to have stopped the crashing. However, my hack - commenting out a call to i_unreached() - makes me queasy because I have no idea of the ramifications of it (I don't habitually code, myself). So I wanted to lay it out for y'all in case this is a problem that you feel

I have installed samba 2.2.7a on FreeBSD from the ports collection. I have used an existing samba config file which worked with samba 2.0.x. I am using security = server Yesterday, a user attempting to use a print share started getting rejected with the message: [2003/01/22 13:52:21, 1] smbd/password.c:server_validate(1101) password server is not connected [2003/01/22 13:52:21, 1]

Hello, I am setting up Samba as my primary domain controller for my network to connect all my windows machines. I can get the machines to join the network, but I have a couple problems. Maybe someone here can help: 1.) When switching from a workgroup (single client machines) to the domain, is there a way to transfer the profiles, so everyone's desktop/icons/files are the same as they

We have several RedHat Enterprise Linux version 4 servers (running the distributed Samba). Windbind/nsswitch is set up to point to W2K server running in Mixed Mode. (smb.conf from the one *working* server follows, below). wbinfo/getent get proper results when run from the Linux command line (i.e., listing everyone in both local Linux /etc/passwd and everyone in the Domain, but we are having

Settings for mail_chroot and default_mail_env are not playing well together. It seems that default_mail_env is verified to exist *before* the chroot but is later used *after* the chroot. A configuration like this: * mail_chroot = /var/mail/example.com/username * default_mail_env = maildir:/Maildir Fails with the message: * stat(/Maildir) failed: No such file or directory As a

I'v set the default_mail_env to maildir:/var/maildir/%d/%u where /var/maildir/ is the root dorectory for my maildir tree and I'm getting the folowing error in the maillog : Jan 3 15:16:58 websrv pop3(roi): unlink(/var/maildir//roi/cur/new:2,T) failed: Is a directory Notice that the %d is missing. If I change to 'default_mail_env = maildir:/var/maildir/example.tld/%u' then

sorry if this mail is a duplicate - I am testing the new mail system! I am having problems setting the default mail environment.# I am using Fedora Core 2 with version dovecot-0.99.10.5-0.FC2 My users all have an NFS mounted home directory, and all mail is delivered to ~Mail/.mailbox it is all mbox format. I would like to put the indexes on the local system in /var/indexes/{username}. So I

I just installed Dovecot on Debian and everyting seems to be working fine except for the fact that it can't seem to find my mails when I log in. All my mails are stored in the file ~/mail/Inbox. In the dovecot.conf file I put: default_mail_env = mbox:~/mail/:INBOX=/var/mail/%u and it's not working. What is the part: mbox:~/mail/ for ? and what is the part: INBOX=/var/mail/%u for ? I