similar to: FIXED (Mostly): XFS / ACL / CUPS Issues

Hola folks, I've been attempting to put together a test server to see how well Samba 2.2.5 plays with NT domains. I'm running Gentoo Linux 1.2 on a Compaq ProLiant 3000, and my test fileshare is on an XFS partition. The server has successfully joined our test domain and is able to list accounts/groups properly via getent. I am also able to log on to the server using an NT account.

Hola folks, How do I configure a share under Samba 2.2 using DOMAIN security to allow all members of a specified NT domain group access to a particular share? For example, something like: [test] comment = Test Share path = /mnt/share/test nt group = Nice-users, Wonderful Users Where Nice-users and Wonderful Users are NT domain groups? So if User X is a member of Nice-users, she would be

After parsing through the various bits of available documentation, I'm forced to bow before the group and ask the following Silly User Question: While I can create and set NT ACLs on files/folder, anything in the root of the share can be deleted by any user who has access to that share. I've munged something in my file permissions. What /should/ the file permissions for a root share

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I've been trying to set up a server to fileshare to mac and windows clients using Netatalk and Samba. Basic setup and functionality works, but we have two lingering problems, both on the windows clients: - can't change the user field - can't change the group field The windows client permissions dialog allows you to change it, but once you close and reopen it, the changes are gone.

Hi, I am weighing Python for an application which needs to connect to a fileshare, to index the documents and also to retrieve the ACLs. Is there an equivalent of the Java libjcifs in Python? Given that the application will be running on Windows, what is the best way to use the win32 API from Python? If the application is running on Linux, I might be better off simply mounting the share. Do

Forgot to cc list. Sorry Sent via mobile Begin forwarded message: > From: Mark Casey <markc at unifiedgroup.com> > Date: December 12, 2011 1:25:34 PM CST > To: Dale Schroeder <dale at BriannasSaladDressing.com> > Subject: Re: [Samba] Upgraded samba, mostly still works, but have one issue > > Dale, > > That fixed it. Thanks very much for your time in

Hello, I am working on adding a Windows 2008 R2 DC into an existing Samba 4 domain. The Samba 4 domain has two DCs running Samba 4.2. I was able to successfully run dcpromo on the Windows server and it appears that nearly everything has replicated except for the DomainDnsZones partition. I have completed the steps in this article for the AD NC Replica command and I also turned off Strict

Hello, Last night there appears to have been a loop in the network of my colocation provider. Somehow this loop/packet flood caused tinc to crash. I guess that, even though it seems to have restarted, it did not manage to reconnect/re-open the tap device/something else went wrong; the machine itself was communicating with the internet but I could not access it over the VPN. The most

What i see with google and that error code is. Windows activation problems due to bad disk/bad sectors. File copy problems due to wrong rights. Virus/mailware activity. And what happens if you change your share to : [fileshare] comment = Public Share path = /share/fileshare public = no writable = yes printable = no A few thing you can check/try. Greetz, Louis

I've set up a Samba 2.2.5 server authenticating against an OpenLDAP server. Everything seems to be working, except that changing directories takes 15-30 seconds. I've set up nss_ldap, optimized the nscd cache and my LDAP server's cache and indexes, and both seem to respond instantly on the command line (for cache hits, anyway). If I connect with NET USE on a client machine, it

Hello list, I recently upgraded an Ubuntu 8.04 LTS samba server to 10.04 LTS which took the installed version of samba from version 3.0.28a to version 3.4.7. The server is an AD member using idmap-rid. I have updated the idmap directives in the config and it mostly worked (winbind works, Windows users can get to their shares with their correct permissions, etc.). The only thing that got

On 18/06/2019 14:55, Dan Arena via samba wrote: > Hello, > > This error started after upgrading my distro(did a fresh install of > fedora 30 server edition), which upgraded samba from 4.1.20 to 4.10.4. > If I try to copy a file using a Windows 7 PC from the samba share to > an old Windows CE share (on a CNC router table, so can't upgrade it) > it tells me: > > An

I have a deployement of samba 3.2.5, with MIT KRB5.1.6.3 and authentication from Win2k3 AD server. I am able to access public shares as well as restricted shares such as an 'Engineering' share when I put my user in the correct AD group. However, I am completely unable to access my "Home" share. Getent passwd, works (grepped for my username)

On Mon, 02 Jan 2017 11:30:44 +0000 Tom Cannaerts - INTRACTO via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > We are trying to migrate away from out Windows 2008 R2 server to a > Samba based DC. At this point we have both the Windows server as a > Samba server as DC in the domain. After a while, we noticed that > changes from the Samba server were not replicated to the Windows >

Resending this to whole list, sorry for the duplicate email Rowland, I rarely use mailing lists and didn't notice the Reply-To was to you instead of the list. On Tue, Jun 18, 2019 at 10:18 AM Rowland penny via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > Try adding 'client max protocol = NT1' to [global] in your smb.conf > > Rowland > Tried this, but it did not

Hello, This error started after upgrading my distro(did a fresh install of fedora 30 server edition), which upgraded samba from 4.1.20 to 4.10.4. If I try to copy a file using a Windows 7 PC from the samba share to an old Windows CE share (on a CNC router table, so can't upgrade it) it tells me: An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file. If you continue to receive this error,

Helo, We use a big fileserver running Linux/Samba as fileshare. We are facing performances problems for which we'd like some advise : Clients are OS2(LanManager) and windows 2000 reading and writing lots of files in the same directory on the fileshare. We currently have more than 80 000 files in the directory (files size is about 100 Bytes). Could you please advise us some Samba tuning

I have a Samba server running version 3.0.2-6.3E on Whitebox Linux 3. The samba server is joined to a NT4 domain. I can access the share from my XP Pro box just fine. But, accessing the samba share from an OS/2 box results in an error. I am able to map the share just fine using 'net use'. But when I try to access the share within the GUI, I get the error: "No objects were found that

Hiya. I've got an XFS partition, have compiled and installed all the XFS stuff, then compiled (with --with-acl-support) samba, which then returns: checking whether to support ACLs... checking for acl_get_file in -lacl... yes checking for ACL support... yes Using posix ACLs So it would seem to me that ACLs would be supported. So then I install and run it, add the box to the (Samba 2.2.2)