similar to: File copy speed differences... writing to SAMBA is faster than reading from it??!

All, I've fixed my problem getting Asterisk ooh323 channel to stay registered with my Cisco IOPS gatekeeper, now I need to get dialling working. I have the following: [Asterisk with ooh323] ----h323---- [Cisco IOS GK] ----h323---- [Radio system OpenH323] 192.168.1.5 192.168.1.6 192.168.1.7 the Asterisk box has numbers

Hi, Before I describe the problem, I'll describe my environment. This is a development environment built over 1.5 yrs ago: * We have a 2 node Oracle RAC Cluster. * built on two Dell PowerEdge 1850 Servers (Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.20GHz) * OS is RHEL3 U3 * Kernel 2.4.21-20.ELsmp * these 2 servers are attached to an EMC AX100 SAN via fibre channel * HBA (QLogic QLA6312 PCI to Fibre

>> The problem is performance. While Samba is not terribly slow it's still >> too slow. Copying large files takes about half a minute/meg on an > >i find that samba running on FreeBSD is also pathetically slow: 10 to 20 >k per second. adding "socket options = TCP_NODELAY" speeds this up by a >factor of ten to twenty, on a 10mb/s LAN with NE2000 cards. it

When the world was young, Anand Rao carved some runes like this: > SECURITY = SERVER > > PASSWORD SERVER = < MY PDC SERVER > < OTHER SERVER > < ANOTHER > SERVER > > > WINS SERVER = 10.10.10.10 > > NAME RESOLVE ORDER = HOSTS WINS > > SHARE MODES = YES > But with these paramter set.. as mentioned above... I can see the share >

I am trying to get Samba 2.0.3 up on MacOSXServer (which is BSD 4.4). I can't get NT to recognize samba shares. Samba is running as security=server, pointed to an NT PDC for security (using the netbios name; should this be by ip address?); passwords are encrypted. I can use smbclient to attach to my own samba shares. I can also attach to other NT shares as a client and view network lists. I

I am trying to use Samba 2.0.3 with encrypted passwords. I have everything set up according to the instructions in encryption.txt, and can authenticate into NT 4 Server shares with smbclient. I can also attach to my smb server using either smbclient or Win95. But NT4sp3 won't browse or connect. That I can connect to external NT shares would seem to indicate that samba is correctly sending

Hi, I had trouble getting the pwdump program to work correctly on a german version of NT4SP3. I believe the problem is based on the fact that the german group 'Administrators' is called 'Administratoren', and Administrators is hard-coded into the utility. Would it be possible to make that an optional parameter? Unfortunately, I have no access to a C-Compiler on an NT-station, so

Hi, all! In the end I want to make Squid authorize users via NT4 domain. I have Samba 3.0.10 (further named PROXY) and NT4SP3 PDC (named CONTROL). # net rpc join -U admin Password: (I enter) Joined domain: REGENT.CENTER. It seems to be OK, but the following record appears in PDC's system log: Event ID: 5723 Source: NETLOGON Type: Error Description: The session setup from the computer

Hi James, we use some NFS mounted shares on our Linux-SCO-network. Samba runs on the linux box. The linux server mounts some NFS shares from the SCO server. The access error should not be a samba failure. Make sure that the directory above the mountpoint is accessable for user nobody (chmod o+x , if you upgrade to samba > 1.9.18p7 make sure that there is read permission on the directories too:

Please note: this is a "cross posting" of sorts, from a post I made; http://groups.google.com/group/comp.unix.solaris/browse_thread/thread/a8bd4aab3918b7a0/528dacb05c970748 It was suggested that I mention it here. so I am doing so. For convenience, here is mostly a duplicate of what I posted, with a couple of minor updates. Please note: I''m not asking for technical help on

Okay, I've run through all of the tests in the DIAGNOSE, which my 1.9.18p1 SAMBA server (and NT4SP3/W95 clients) pass with flying colours. server box: Linux 2.0.33, gcc 2.7.2.2, libc 5.4.33, shadow, quota on (usr+grp), and my smb.conf is summarised (by testparm output) below: Problem is this: with respect to programs not long filename-aware/compliant, users cannot "double-click" on

Stupid me, I forgot to add the Info about the Samba Versions in use: 1.8.18P3 (CDC Epix), 2.0.3 (IBM AIX) and 2.0.5a (on my Printserver, running on SuSE 6.2 This machine sadly caused the trouble in one case today) Hope this helps better. Juergen Hello, our sysop's asked me to forward this: Hi everybody, maybe someone can give me a solution to the following problem (get rid of NT

Hi quite strange assumtion, but I have the feeling, that samba makes my NT-CLient crash (blue screen). I haven't found anything in the archives about such troubles. It dosn't matter whether sp3 is installed on the NT machine, nor does a specific samba version makes this behavior vanish, it's just that my samba server wasn't available for a 3 months period in which the NT

I compiled samba 2.0.2 on a intel RedHat 5.2 machine successfully. I then set up the machine according to the DOMAIN_MEMBER.html instructions to join my domain. Everything seemed ok so far, i got the message: change_trust_account_password: Changed password for domain INFO. smbpasswd: Joined domain INFO So far OK, right. I set up the smb.conf like this. The options in Global that are commented

Hi, sorry to borrow everybody, but i ve got a big pb! I developp scripts with perl, i use samba and netatalk in order to access my script and try to make "portable" scripts... i ve got a nt4sp3 and before installing sp3 i could connect to my unix via samba. Since the sp3, he says error 67! i ve try the solution in the nt registry (found in the samba digest) but no success.... as we

Hi all, last sunday, we went to daylight savings time here in Paris, France. All PCs moved the clock an hour forward at the boot on monday, our Solaris 2.5 system also changed the time correctly. What we observe now is that when PC clients create files on the Unix filesystem using Samba, the timestamp of the Unix file is correct when I look at it under Solaris, but there is 1 hour difference

Iztok Polanic <iztok@hakl-hakl.si> carved some runes like this: > > 1. I have just installed samba on my computer. It works great and > > I can mount all Windows computers, except NT. When I try > > "smbmount //192.168.1.4/C /mnt/test" I get this error: > > > > Password: > > smb_get_length: Invalid NBT packet > >

On 3 Apr 99, "Laura S. Tinnel" <ltinnel@cs.utk.edu> had questions about NT access problems: [snip] > NT is the only remaining problem. It cannot access anything on Linux > through Network Neighborhood. First off, as soon as I double click on the > Linux machine's icon, it immediately prompts me for a userid/password even > though it is sync'd up with the Linux

I am an try to connect several computers in the local network, where Linux-machine executes a role of file server, using package Samba. I has execute all adjusting a file smb.conf, described in the file SMB-HOWTO and book "The Linux Network" (Fred Butzen and Christopher Hilton). As A Result, I can see Linux-machine in the file "Network neihborghoodt", can attach into

Hello, our sysop's asked me to forward this: Hi everybody, maybe someone can give me a solution to the following problem (get rid of NT unfortunately is no solution). Our net environment contains NT4SP5 and SAMBA servers. Workstations run NT4SP3 and SP5. Part of our password policy is to change passwords every thirty days, and lock the user account after ten unvalid logon attempts. Lately,