similar to: Minor annoyances: Samba 3.0.2/Win2k and WinXP

I have a server that has one interface onto a private subnet, and another connected to our LAN. I found that the IP address in WINS was the IP address of the private interface, so things weren't working. By using the "interfaces" setting in smb.conf I was able to force the use of the correct IP address. Now, I notice that the manual says, "By default Samba will query the

I am now getting around to setting up a test printer. CUPS is installed in RAW mode and a test print work A-OK. I also set the CUPS printer que as default. Below are my printer related smb.conf lines for this PDC. [global] ... ########## NT Domain Related ########## admin users = pianoman ldsinst ... ########## Printing ########## printcap name = CUPS printing = CUPS [printers]

Right in the middle of a big XCopy from Win2K SP3 to Samba 3.0.8 I get an "Access Denied" kicked back from XCopy and it ends. XCopy is building dirs from scratch on the Samba server - starting for a clean empty share. XFS FS on the server, Debian Sarge. I've heard of odd things with RoboCopy, but what about XCopy doing this? I suppose I will be cranking up the logs... or is there

I'm trying to locate the list of registry values to adjust how Win2K clients handle the user profile with the Win2K boxes joined to a Samba PDC and logging in with domain accounts. Specifically I would like to DISABLE roaming profiles!!! Many moons ago, the WarpServer Win2K client from IBM came with very good documentation on how to adjust that client to not create roaming profiles, etc...

Hi list, a strange problem occurs in samba 3.0.8 (Debian 3.0.8-2 package): When a Domain-User tries to log off (WinXP SP2), the workstation fails to store the profile in the PROFILE-Path. The message "cannot store \\SERVER\Profiles\Administrator\Recent" pops up. But this is only the half truth. The directory for the user (f.e. Administrator) is been created. A few files are copied

Buenas erreros!! Una cuestión de las que tengo ciertas dudas es saber en que se diferencian Spark y H2o, si son competencia, si valen para lo mismo o no.... Según lo poco que se, Spark es una manera de agilizar el Map-Reduce, y con la libreria MLlib, puedes hacer datamining de grandes datasheets, y si lo conectas con R o con Python, puedes usar ese lenguaje. H2O es una herramienta que nos

I have Samba 3 running on gentoo as a pdc. I read in someone's forum posting to try enabling acls and that didn't seem to do much good. I can get the computers to be added to the domain using their smb username/passwords and when they login, the correct shares corresponding to their users map perfectly; however, my biggest problem is when they do login it says the following: Windows

I'm running Samba 3.0.10 from Debian Sarge (3.0.10-1). Samba is configured as the primary browse master for the network, and there are two windows boxes that access shares from the samba box, one win2k and the other XP Pro. Earlier this week, I installed a number of patches to the win2k box via windows update. I'm having trouble finding out exactly what patches were installed, but

i' ve client win9x connect to samba and seems running good, but i cannot join win2k in to samba..any one can give me a hand.....?!! error mesasage no user or wrong password in samba domain thanks =========================================================================================== "Gabung INSTANIA, dapatkan XENIA. Daftar di www.telkomnetinstan.com, langsung dapat akses Internet

Hey Samba team... I'll still buy you pizza! Anyway, trying to be good security folks, we had tossed in a global setting in smb.conf that root was an invalid user. No Windows client will ever have an account named that which they need to touch Samba with, and everyone knows it is bad bad bad to logon to your Linux box with root... but anyway, Samba sure seems to have an opinion about doing

I've been able to succesfully join XP boxes to the samba domain on samba 2.2.3a (yes, I know it's old), registering the machine name and so forth, as many guides and so forth have shown online. However, it requires entering root's smbpasswd when joining the domain -- and I'd rather not have a Windows machine with any sort of remotely related root access to our servers,

I rebuilt my system a couple/three weeks ago, and it's running 6.5, and there's a couple of minor annoyances: first, all my xterms, when I login in from the console, always are in ~/Documents, rather than ~. The other is that, running KDE, I can't find where to turn *off* the stupid login/logout theme music.* Oh, and I get this enTHUsiastic menu, rather than the traditional one.

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Hi all, I recently moved off of an ancient NT4 PDC to a SMB PDC running Samba 3.0.4-1 on a RH9 box. I had absolutely no troubles joining the domain, and other than a few login quirks every now and again, it is stable. I am, however, experiencing what I believe to be a permissions issue with the user profiles... my own, included. I am unable to make registry changes, most notably with

Hello. I have been having some major troubles lately with samba and winbind. The last 5 posts I made, no one has responded. I did some looking around, and in the last several months it seems that very few people are getting any assistance at all on this list at all. Why is that? I haven't needed this list in years, but it used to be very different. Is there another place a person can

Estimados Al dirigir la lectura de un folder tYA1.csv me da este error y no me percato del motivo, adjunto archivo. Espero su ayuda Saludos Jos? > setwd("D:/Public/Documents/R/bioimpedancia") > a<-read.csv("tYA1.csv",header=TRUE, sep=",", dec=".") Error in read.table(file = file, header = header, sep = sep, quote = quote, : more

After much trying I have finally got this to work and I'm slightly embarassed to admit that the old RTFM tripped me up. In the Samba 3 HOWTO - the official one, rather than the draft I was originally using - it states quite clearly that to get point 'n' print to work "use client driver" needs to be set to "no" in the [global] section of smb.conf, and the samba

I'm running samba on a Debian "testing" system. I previously had a working Samba 3.0.7, but upgraded recently to 3.0.8. The only differences between my /etc/samba/smb.conf and the version supplied by Debian in /usr/share/samba/smb.conf are the name of the workgroup, encrypt passwords = true, and I selected the lines for lprng-based printing. It used to work fine. I could browse

Long day yesterday for us here, first production implementation of Samba has to be rolled out and the client's old network reinstalled... cause: this "access deneied" issue which seems to be randomly affecting Samba implementations and from what I can see folks say Samba 3.0.2 was the last good build. If that describes you, please test this as I have come up with a way to turn the

http://go.cloudera.com/ml-h20-es-webinar?src=email1&elqTrackId=af5517eab2f543afbb31a0686d9ca566&elq=c68d9a8c25ba4b12944b8065d8a06e33&elqaid=4541&elqat=1&elqCampaignId= El 22 de junio de 2017, 22:59, Carlos Ortega <cof en qualityexcellence.es> escribió: > Hola, > > Tendrás RStudioServer en un nodo frontera de tu clúster. Y cuando lees > algo te lo estás