similar to: Samba 2.2.1a and named pipes

hi Just installed astping in Nagios (former netsaint), and it works fine - for some time. After several hours, the Asterisk manager module just stopped responding, and I had to restart to make it work Any idea what might cause this? Sorry - I don't have the log now. Is it possible to have asterisk log console output somewhere? roy -- Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk, Datavaktmester ProntoTV AS -

I, too, want to thank Tom for such a great software package and all the support he has always given. I was just reading a Slashdot interview with the Nagios/NetSaint author Ethan Galstad. The whole article is interesting and I bet the questions and answers would be similar for Shorewall: http://interviews.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/01/09/1216259&mode=thread&tid=156 Question 19

Guys.. I just saw this for the first time... I did some google and wiki without any luck.. what does a red or yellow alarm mean in zaptel? Feb 23 02:54:16 WARNING[16890]: chan_zap.c:5865 handle_init_event: Detected alarm on channel 2: Red Alarm Feb 23 02:54:24 NOTICE[16890]: chan_zap.c:5860 handle_init_event: Alarm cleared on channel 2 This just happened by itself..

I am trying to come up with a "clean" way to check if a machine is running 'sshd' so it can be included in a NetSaint config. Currently, there is a NetSaint plugin called "check_ssh", but it simply connects to port 22, looks for the SSH version response from the daemon, and then disconnects. This results in the syslog file where "auth" messages are sent in

I have a small server process which normall runs on Windows and accepts network connections via Named Pipes. I would like to run this process under Wine to avoid having to install an NT server I get .. fixme:win32:CreateNamedPipeA (Name="\\\\.\\PIPE\\SOESRV33", OpenMode=0x000003, dwPipeMode=0x000004, MaxInst=5, OutBSize=10096, InBuffSize=10096, DefTimeOut=0, SecAttr=0x412f6f00):

Hello, something strange happens sometimes with a MS access Database when trying to open it on a samba share. The database is destroyed and I think the problem is Samba cause in the database file you can find some log entries from samba. I got some tips from a german ng but I think it is better to publish it here cause might be a bug in samba 2.2.1a. I use samba 2.2.1a on Suse 7.3 and MS Office

Hi everyone, I get more and more questions from security minded clients about MS-RPC and the dynamic RPC port range. The default range is quite wide, and while it can be configured and reduced through the "rpc server dynamic port range" parameter since 4.7.0, it still get network/firewall/security people nervous. Digging further into that subject, after some more reading and

Hi Even when you are not opening the pipe, but just listing it in cygwin, or trying to see the properties in explorer, you will have this problem: Does anybody know how to disable named pipes in samba? Or how you can kill the connection from the client side? And no, setting "nt pipe support" to no, doesn't fix the problem. /Kaj Symptom: Samba daemon hanging when trying to open

In the documentation the "oplocks = yes" option is give in an example, as the default for this parameter. However, I needed to turn oplocks off, and so assumed that the command "oplocks = no" would work. It doesn't, instead I found that "oplocks = false" does. There needs to be some boolean fixing done, or at least documentation should reflect this strangeness.

Hi, We have a simple "Remote Procedure Call" mechanism that we are using to communicate between Windows computers and our Unix Samba server. The Windows application is proprietary software (Progress - not ours) and we have to work within the constraints of it. We have a Unix named pipe sitting in a Samba shared directory. We have a small C program that runs as a Unix daemon,

Hello all, I've got a strange problem with Samba 2.2.4. I'm able to associate print drivers to printers (raw queue in cups). My clients are able to see that the drivers belong to the printers, and they download them, but as soon as the server reboots, I lose my driver associations and I need to once again specify a driver on the windows end. The Print server was an upgrade from Samba

Paul, I don't know if this helps but I'm running RH7.2 on ext3 with Samba 2.2.1a & Quotas, I haven't heard any users complain yet, (300 total users). I don't believe any of them are using Outlook though, but they are using the Samba for their Groupwise MailArchive. Hope this helps... -Dusty > -----Original Message----- > From: Gerald Carter

Hi everybody, i use following software: Linux version 2.4.7-10 (bhcompile@stripples.devel.redhat.com) (gcc version 2.96 20000731 (Red Hat Linux 7.1 2.96-98)) #1 Thu Sep 6 17:27:27 EDT 2001 # smbd -V Version 2.2.1a Imagine a user (user x) opened a file stored on the samba server like "blah.xls" (excel 2k) so the file is locked by the smbd. Another user wants to edit this file so we

I did a search of google and came up with lots of people asking this same question but with no answer. When printing a PDF document I get a windows error that says "could not start print job". I can print a test page from the printers folder, however. Anyone have any clue's for me? If it matters that PDF document is about 5mb, but I am only trying to print the first page. Mike

My samba server works in a NT 4.0 domain. The users can print fine (mostly Win9x). Now i'm trying to use Win2K workstation to upload drivers. I can see the printers, the properties are available but we i try to add a driver it fails with the following error : "Can't install driver Intel Windows 2000. Can't compleet statement" (translated from dutch). I've include my

Hello, I recently upgraded our file server from RedHat6.2 to RedHat7.2. This upgraded our (working) Samba 2.0.x to 2.2.1a-4. Now, the windows98 machines on the network can print without problems. The 2K/NT4 machines cannot print, but they experience no problems with file sharing operations (writeable /home/$USER). The 2K/NT4 machines had been printing fine prior to the upgrade. I won't

Attached is a patch for the latest tftp-hpa. This patch add support for named pipes. Named pipes are 0 byte files which can be read by a PXE boot process. They provide the necessary informations for the boot process and are deleted afterwards. This PXE boot is a single event and won't interact until another named pipe is created for the client. -- Mathias Radtke ---

I have been using samba 2.2.2 for quit awhile running with security= share in my company. I looked into the /var/lock/samba and found a growing file unexpected.tdb. Is there a way to trim it down while samba is running or do I have to start and stop samba? Is this an expected behavior? TIA Joseph Loo

I've just built samba debs from 2_2 head. looks like all is cool except pam_smbpass.so Jul 25 17:44:42 bitc passwd[18770]: PAM unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_smbpass.so) Jul 25 17:44:42 bitc passwd[18770]: PAM [dlerror: /lib/security/pam_smbpass.so: undefined symbol: ldap_value_free] Jul 25 17:44:42 bitc passwd[18770]: PAM adding faulty module: /lib/security/pam_smbpass.so ldd

> Attached is a patch for the latest tftp-hpa. > This patch add support for named pipes. > > Named pipes are 0 byte files which can be read by a PXE boot process. > They provide the necessary informations for the boot process and are > deleted afterwards. > This PXE boot is a single event and won't interact until another named > pipe is created for the client.