similar to: Poor performance with Mac OS X Panther clients

I'm running Samba 4.0.7 on CentOS 6.4 running double duty as DC and file server. OS X clients are taking a _long_ time to list long directories. One directory with 10K entries is taking 3-4 minutes to display the entries in Finder. I captured a few seconds worth of packets and noticed that it's doing three requests per file: 1. NTCreateAndX - just opens the file 2. Close 3. FIND_FIRST2 -

After starts with winbind -i, i get this error: Creating get_dc_name_cache entry for MOSFILM.RU Could not look up dc's for domain MOSFILM.RU Could not open a connection to MOSFILM.RU for \PIPE\lsarpc (NT_STATUS_DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_NOT_FOUND) Retrying startup domain sid fetch for MOSFILM.RU returning negative get_dc_name_cache entry for MOSFILM.RU Could not open a connection to MOSFILM.RU for

Dear list, My system administrator at office runs a SMB server for us all to share files at smb://server/share/ , on which we share mainly MS Office/OpenOffice.org documents. I have recently switched to iBook G4 with Panther. After the switching, I can connect to the SMB server using Panther's built in SMB capability (under Finder). But then we discover that when I open a file on

Hello, I have the following setup: SuSE 9.1 with samba and winbind installed. On the other side is a nt4 domain. I can join the domain with "net rpc join DOMAIN -U administrator". wbinfo -u shows me alle the users etc. I integrated the pam_winbind.so in my pam configuration and users can login with their nt login and password. Everything works fine. After a while it seems that

I've seen some mention of winbindd getting into a state where it cannot connect to the pipe in /tmp/.winbind and, if the directory is removed, will not create /tmp/.winbind/pipe. I've also started seeing this behavior. I've looked at the code and I cannot figure out why this happens. Does anyone out there know why this is happening? How to work around it? If it is on the TODO list of

Hi list, I am encountering a problem in connecting a Windows 2003 to a Samba 3.0.21b server. The Samba server is configured to have a security = share option, so that no password is needed. I can connect to the server by typing "net use z: \\192.168.51.1\data", and it is successful. However, if I try to do "dir z:", no file found! Same behaviour are found in Windows

Hi All, I currently have two puppet masters which are "load balanced" with round robin DNS (one is also the CA). I''m using dns_alt_names to let them each answer to puppet.my.domain.com For the past year this has been fine. Today I''m trying to add a third & while all my Linux clients seem happy with the new arrangement, my smaller number of FreeBSD9 systems fail

Hello Andrew, many thanks for joining this discussion! :-) Am 18.08.2017 um 21:46 schrieb Andrew Bartlett: > I do realise you are in between a rock and a hard place. You have > identified an interesting issue, triggered by a massive protocol change > (so not able to be bisected down to a regression) that requires > significant work to understand and may or not be possible to

On Friday, 29 Jul 2005, Brian Daniels wrote under [Samba] Samba, VPN, and Mac OSX 10.4.2: > After upgrading to Tiger, [our Mac OS X systems] still work fine > when on our LAN. But if they try to connect to a [Samba 3.0.10-1] > share over the [IPsec] VPN, Finder hangs. The Mac logs the > following messages in /var/log/system.log during the hang: > > Jul 29 09:59:46

Appears Apple messed something up in 10.4,and 10.4.1. Attempting to connect to a 3.0.14a server (debian unstable) from an OS X client causes OS X Finder to hang, and puts these errors in the samba server logs: [2005/05/22 21:48:20, 0] rpc_parse/parse_prs.c:prs_mem_get(537) prs_mem_get: reading data of size 2 would overrun buffer. [2005/05/22 21:48:20, 0]

We've been having intermittent problems with our Mac OS clients and our file servers. We've had a few reports of 10.6.x clients opening folders (usually consisting of image files) and having the Finder hang for an extended period of time before it finishes displaying the files. Additionally, when trying to copy a number of image files into another folder, I have witnessed it hang for 10+

Hello, my isp provided me with an ont+wireless router combo. The router can share via samba a mounted usb thumb drive. The problem is that it's a very old samba version (apparently 1.9.16p10) and I cannot access it from Linux: luca at seis:~$ smbclient -s /dev/null -L 192.168.10.1 Enter luca's password: Domain=[WORKGROUP] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 1.9.16p10] tree connect failed:

When you say “real symlinks on OSX” do you mean an “alias” that Finder would create? Or a Unix-type symlink using the “ ln -s file link” command in Terminal? A Finder alias is not the same as a Unix-type symlink. My NAS runs Debian Linux with version 4.3.11 of smbd; my clients are all OSX Mojave. If I create an alias using Finder on the NAS, it behaves like a normal alias in OSX UNLESS I move

I can't open a file (on our samba server) using Actis, When I troubleshoot the problem using Wireshark, see SMB protocol using FIND_FIRST2 and filename using obscure Windows metacharacters, e.g. USAARG03V>>A.SWK , which gives STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE (Samba is interpreting the name literally) But if the files are copied to a local drive Actis can find them. Thanks for your

I'm working on an embedded system that will communicate with a Samba server, and I'm wondering if there's a way to do a simple directory listing. I used Wireshark to see what my Win2K computer does, and I see it's using FIND_FIRST2. This is fine, probably acceptable, but Samba returns a lot of information I do not need, such as file creation/access times. I just need filenames,

Is there any way to "automate" kerberos authentication on Mac OS X? Here's the problem: When a user wants to access samba-3.0.2a -server from a Mac, he/she has to run "kinit" to get the principal ticket. If this is not done, Mac's tools (Finder) will try to authenticate with NTLM, which is and will be disabled on our servers. Of course, this fails miserably. I

Hello, yes sadly update 8.9 of elasticsearch broke the samba integration. Seems like 8.10 is still broken. Stay on 8.8 until this is fixed. Ive emailed Ralph B?hme of Sernet already, but hes got no time for it atm. Im not sure about the second part of your bug report though: > There is a bug where when the samba server is running and files are being indexed while samba is running finder

Well, I''m getting deeper and deeper into Puppet and loving it! I''m at the point, now, that I need to start standardizing on modules and I''m wondering whether someone can share their experience. I''ve been on Puppet Forge and there are so many modules to choose from! How do you go about selecting? Speaking of: any recommendations for good nginx, Java, Tomcat

So I have two issues. 1) Using Samba 4.19.2 with spotlight and elasticsearch 8.10.3 doesn?t work. Errors: [2023/10/22 09:04:17, 0] ../../source3/rpc_server/mdssvc/mdssvc_es.c:755(mds_es_search_http_read_done) mds_es_search_http_read_done: json_loadb failed 2) Using Samba 4.19.2 with spotlight and elasticsearch 7.17.10 works. There is a bug where when the samba server is running and files

Dear all, My question is described as follows. Server: Linux Samba-3.3.1 Client: Windows XP with SP3 Step1: connect to the samba server. Step2: select a directory name ?test?. (The directory is created before testing.) The client will send a lot of QUERY_FILE_INFO requests. According to data captured by Wireshark, I find the following phenomenon: The client repeats exactly the same