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Hi! On my personal workstation, I have installed openssh 1.2.2. I have two server machines, one (A) running a self-compiled openssh 1.2.1pre24, and a different one (B) running an openssh1.2.1pre24 compiled by someone else. While I can perfectly log in to A, logging in to B fails: |mh at leona[32/532]:~$ ssh haber at b |ssh_exchange_identification: read: Success |mh at leona[33/533]:~$ So, I

Hi! When I try to use scp from or to a machine that runs openssh-1.2pre16 on Debian Linux, I keep getting the error message "scp: command not found". Executing "ssh this-host echo \$PATH" yields "/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:" which might be set in config.h. sshd is installed to /usr/local/stow/openssh-1.2pre16/sbin, scp to /usr/local/stow/openssh-1.2pre16/bin;

Hi, I am trying to print from my Debian unstable Notebook to a printer that is connected to a Windows 2000 Server. Target environment is CUPS which uses smbspool as a front-end, and smbspool gives a strange error message. | export DEVICE_URI="smb://account:password@domain/server/printer" | smbspool foo bar Title 1 ignore Makefile gives the error message | ERROR: ERRHRD - ERRgeneral

Hi! Look: |mh at q[4/504]:/mnt/sd04-p7/masterbackup$ scp * torres.ka0.marc-haber.de:~mh/q/ |Enter passphrase for RSA key 'mh at q': |raid0.tar.bz2 15% |**** | 99864 KB 00:00 ETA |root.tar.bz 100% |*****************************| 5406 KB 00:00 ETA |mh at q[7/507]:/mnt/sd04-p7/masterbackup$ ls -al `which scp` |lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root

Hi! I am using smbfs to mount a NT 4.0 SP3 disk to a Linux 2.0.33 box (SuSE 5.1). This works most of the time. Sometimes, I get a syslog entry |Jun 26 23:03:10 palandt kernel: smb_dont_catch_keepalive: server->data_ready == NULL on the smbmount command, which subsequently fails "illegal parameter". What am I doing wrong? I currently can't browse the digest archives because my

Hi! This is my share: |[root] | comment = Root-Partition | path = / | guest ok = no I have a file called /etc/exim/config that is required to be owned by mail.mail, mode 664. My user account is called mh and I am member of the group mail. I'd like to edit that file via samba with an editor that is running on my desktop Windows box. Whenever I write to the file, it gets reset to mh.mh 744

Hi! I have a new machine on a network: kemmer: New Linux box (kernel 2.0.36. Samba 1.9.18p10) torres: old Linux box (kernel 2.0.36. Samba 1.9.18p10) janeway: Windows NT 4.0 SP4. torres and janeway are performing flawlessly, I can access both machine's shares from the other one. kemmer is new and can't access DNS yet. Thus, I have to use the -I switch to smbclient and smbmount to access

Hi! I am experiencing strange smbmount problems with my 3 computers. I have: janeway, an NT 4.0 SP5 box, torres, a Linux box running kernel 2.0.36 and samba 2.0.5a, q, a Linux box running kernel 2.0.36. Both Linux machines have smbfs compiled as a module and loaded. I can smbmount janeway shares on both torres and q, and I can see torres shares on janeway. Naturally, q can't be seen by

Hi! This morning, I found a system that was still running an ancient samba. I immediately upgraded it to samba 1.9.18p1 and had the opportunity to fiddle with the make file after not doing this for a couple of months. The default makefile sorts the files like this: BINDIR (/usr/local/samba/bin) smbpasswd smbrun smbclient testparm testprns smbrun smbstatus smbpasswd

Hi! The current version of sshd allows to restrict keys to issue only specific commands. However, port forwarding can only be forbidden entirely. Given the following situation: A client C uses S as a POP3 server. We want to poll E-Mail via POP3 from S to A via an ssh tunnel without being asked for a password. Thus, we create a passphrase-less key pair on A, transmit the public key to S and

[Note: This has been posted to linux-kernel and was ignored. Since smbfs is maintained by the samba team, I am retrying here] Hi! To maintain and install packages from CD-ROM to my Debian/GNU Linux system, I use Debian's apt package. Since my Linux box is stowed away in a closet, I use an smbfs mount to mount the CD-ROM drive from my Windows desktop machine to the Linux box. This used to

Hi! I am trying to print from an NT machine to a simple samba printer. That NT machine is the PDC and the samba box is having logins authenticated by the NT box. When I try to access the printer with my own username, it works fine. As soon as I have the account that is destined to do the printing print, it can't log in. I have included my smb.conf file and two log excerpts - one successful,

Has anyone with security = server tried to authenticate against a NT server that runs Service Pack 4 yet? I have not tried yet, but there are some changes that may effect this such as SAM format changes and secure channel integrity checking. Any feedback on this would be appreciated. Bill

I've just released a snapshot of 2.0.6 in the alpha directory on samba.org. This is intended for testing to make sure some of the recent changes work well on a wider range of sites. I have also built a RedHat Linux 6.X RPM and put it in the same dircetory. If you are not running a mission critical site then we would appreciate feedback on this snapshot. If you have reported a bug in Samba

Has anyone had any success in getting Samba to correctly restart logging to the log files with the default logrotate setup (or even a modified one) from RedHat? The default setup is to move the files to another location, create a new file for Samba to fill, then send the daemons a HUP signal. I've tried some of the options that can be used in the logrotate.d/samba file (nocreate and

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 openssh-1.2.1pre23 is available on: http://violet.ibs.com.au/openssh/files/ Highlights of this release: - - A cleanup of the PAM code (it now lives in auth-pam.[ch]). This also fixes a bug where sshd was ignoring a "PermitRootLogin without-password" directive. - - David Randkin's SOCKS support using the Dante libraries. I have not

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 openssh-1.2.1pre23 is available on: http://violet.ibs.com.au/openssh/files/ Highlights of this release: - - A cleanup of the PAM code (it now lives in auth-pam.[ch]). This also fixes a bug where sshd was ignoring a "PermitRootLogin without-password" directive. - - David Randkin's SOCKS support using the Dante libraries. I have not

Hi, I would like to use btrfs subvolumes as storage place for VM images to use snapshots. Unfortunately, this does not seem to work in virt-manager at least since the "filesystem directory" storage pool type does not allow me to descend into subdirectories. Is there a trick to do this? Can I do it with virsh, or in the XML? Greetings Marc --

Hi Rowland, On Mon, Oct 03, 2016 at 02:11:46PM +0100, Rowland Penny via samba wrote: > You could take a look at Amahi: > > https://www.amahi.org/ > > I know it isn't based on debian, but it sounds just like what you are > looking for. I would like to build it myself and gain some knowledge on the way. Greetings Marc --

Hi, my test host is running Debian/GNU Linux unstable and has virt-manger 0.9.5 and libvirt 1.2.1. I am using encryption and thus have devices in /dev/mapper that are not LVs, for example called /dev/mapper/myvirtualdisk. I'd like to configure libvirt in a way that allows me to directly assign such devices to a VM. This does not work when I create a filesystem directory storage pool in