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Hello List, I have a strange problem: I have successfully added my debian system to the local active directory domain. Winbind works and gives me Users, Groups, and relations when I call wbinfo. However, Users cannot connect to a share I prepared. It makes no difference if there is no "valid user = " entry, or if I put an correct entry with my test user. All I get in log.winbindd is:

FC4 Samba 3 joining Windows 2003 Domain. I have to manually join the Domain after rebooting. If I set samba to start when booting it doesn't join the domain. I have to smb stop, net join ..., smb start from the command line and then it will join the domain and work fine. Is there something in the smb.conf that I can set to join the domain when smb starts? Thanks, Tommy

Hello List, We are having a NAS here with 4 TB (sic!) disc space and a samba server as a file server (or better: as one of the file servers). Now the vendor tells us: with samba you can't share more than 2 TB of that. This is not enough. Is that a restriction of Samba, Linux or of the vendor's system? I never encountered this restriction... Please help! -- Mit freundlichen Gr??en

Hi list, I am an editor at the German Linux Magazine and I am searching for an author or input on Dovecot, its advantages and especially the recent features. I had organized some authors, but unfortunately they don't have time right now. :-) Nevertheless I heard many positive comments on Dovecot. I can write or help writing the article, but I would love to have some input from an

Hello List, I have successfully integrated samba 3 to ADS Domain, and now i want to allow domain-users to access services on my linux box. For testing i chose /etc/pam.d/login and tried to allow ADS Users access to the console. But i always get the following errors: Mar 12 12:45:59 cuba90 pam_winbind[9011]: user 'r-ermer+mfeilner' granted acces Mar 12 12:45:59 cuba90 login[9011]: User

Hello List, I have successfuly brought samba 3.0 on SuSE (8.1,8.2,9.0) to work together with an Active Directory Server. I have (also successfully) enabled squid to use winbind for authentication for internet access. (I need winbind, because only members of a certain AD Group are allowed to access the internet.) Kerberos is running fine. My Problem is: After I add a new user to the AD: With

Hello List, has anybody got pam_winbind get to work under SuSE 9.0? I try to set up a pam.d file to enable users auth'd against winbind to access my mail server. I am testing with console login or ssd files at the moment. I found some docs at samba.org (esp the winbind section), but that didn#t work. I used to manage with older versions, but i can't figure out what went wrong ... al I

Hello List, I have successfully integrated samba to an Active Directory Domain, and it is authenticating against the ADS, but only while the Kerberos ticket is valid. After that period it seems to take only the user/group list from its (winbind) cache. By now i can get a kerberos ticket with "kinit Administrator" or any other username that has administrative rights on ADS and all is

Hello List, I am (unsuccessfully) trying to automatically get a valid kerberos ticket for my linux box. I have - in a test environment: - a windows 2000 server with Active directory and DNS properly set up. - a suse linux 9.0 router with samba3.0.2.rc.1 and heimdal 0.6.-67. - I am able to join the domain and get a valid ticket through kinit, if I enter the Administrator's password or the

I'm having a bizarre problem doing authentication via winbind against a Windows 2003 server. Aside from changing the hostname information, etc. as appropriate for krb5.conf and smb.conf, the configuration I'm using is one that I copied from another server that is successfully authenticating against ads. The two systems I'm having trouble with are running Suse Linux Enterprise

Hi guys; I''m sure you are all bored of hearing the same story over and over... but here it comes again. :) Yep, tomorrow I''m getting another ADSL line installed and I wanted my linux router to handle both providers (new and old). I have my linux router (fedora core 2) setup to do NAT for my current line, but I know I''ll need to change my configuration to

I am doing some research on Dovecots IMAP-Proxy features mentioned in <http://wiki.dovecot.org/HowTo/ImapProxy> and <http://wiki.dovecot.org/PasswordDatabase/ExtraFields/Proxy>. The docs only mention SQL as backend to hold required data. Is it also possible to use LDAP? TIA, p at rick -- state of mind Agentur f?r Kommunikation, Design und Softwareentwicklung Patrick Koetter

Hi, I have a Linux machine as Samba Fileserver, authentication through NT PDC, lots of W2K, NT and XP clients and some MAC clients running under OS X 10.2. People share documents on that server and for the M$ clients, it works. The OS X clients can read but not write. The error messages are directory related (permission), and sometimes we get the statement 'disk full'. But there are

I am using OpenLDAP to read Dovecot User settings and want to use TLS for user_attrs and pass_attrs queries. So I set "tls = yes" and it kept failing until I told the OpenLDAP ldap client in /etc/ldap/ldap.conf where the CA certificate can be found. So far so good. Now just in case... could I tell dovecot to read the OpenLDAP client settings from a non default configuration file e.g.

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A Client runs a RAS network. Users access mailboxes using Outlook Express. The server runs dovecot-1.0.3-13_60. Almost a week ago users began to report that they can't retrieve their mail. The session starts, they seem to retrieve messages, but then the client reports a problem and the session is terminated. Here's what I have in the log: May 28 08:56:46 server dovecot: pop3-login:

I need to get a hand on the 'usual size of an index' to do some hard disk sizing. Is that possible at all? I know their size depends a lot on what the clients index. Those clients will mostly be Outlook and Thunderbird and they will be doing more POP than IMAP if that helps to bring it down to some estimation. TIA, p at rick -- state of mind Agentur f?r Kommunikation, Design und

I've just enabled IMAP quota support on a LDAP userbase in about an hour. In this hour I read the Dovecot documentation on quota support, extended the customers LDAP schema, added a "mailQuota"-attribute and a value to all users, enabled the plugin in dovecot.conf, added the attribute query in dovecot-ldap.conf, reloaded the system and tested the functionality and ... everything

In parallel to /etc/passwd I do have my system users in LDAP. I want to store their messages in /srv/mail/state-of-mind/<username>. Dovecot has been configured to retrieve the extra field mail to override the mail_location setting. I can see in the log it retrieves the correct information as long as I run Dovecot deliver as Postfix service 'dovecot' as shown in section "Virtual

I am trying to let a Konica-Minolta Copy-Scanner-Printer store scanned stuff to a file. It works at once, if I let it send the file to a SMB share provided by a W2K workstation that is part of a (Samba) domain. It doesn't work, if I want it to store the messages on a share provided by the Samba server. So far I have verified that the user the scanner runs under is allowed to mount the share