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On a samba 4.5.1 domain controllers (PDC and BDC), classic domain , LDAP is used as the backend for both user accounts AND for the idmapping of trusted domains . Partial smb.conf below workgroup = THISDOMAIN security = user passdb backend = ldapsam:ldap://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx idmap config * : backend = tdb idmap config * : range = 5000-6000 idmap config THISDOMAIN :

On both Samba 4.5.1 member server and Samba 3.6.25 member server I tried the following command wbinfo –set-uid-mapping=35049,S-1-5-21-xx-xx-xxx-xxx this should have created a mapping entry consistent with the one on the domain controller for a trusted user But I got the following error failed to call wbcSetUidMapping: WBC_ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED As far as I can tell from network

I am running Red Hat 7.2 and using smbmount to mount a PC share from a NT4 SP5 Workstation. I have a folder, in this share, of around 300 files and when I do ls -l I get inconsistencies. Sometimes files are missing, and if I keep repeating the command the files are then appear again. Other times the size information is wrong. No one else is using, or changing, any of the files on the source

As Samba 3.x does not work with the Kerberos included with Solaris (it has no headers) I have to remove it and replace it with MIT kerberos. Does anyone know if Solaris kerberised services will still work normally (without modification) such as kerberised NFS? I briefly tested this and couldn't het it to work, but if someone has a definative answer it might save me a lot of trouble, thanks

I''ve having issues with some part of Mongrel start up process stalling with versions of Mongrel greater than 1.1 Using Mongrel Gem version 1.1 both ./script/server and ./merb boot fine But from gem version 1.1.1 both processes stall immediately I can get it to continue by attempting to force quit with CTRL -C system info Mac OS X 10.5.5 Ruby 1.8.7 (2008-05-31 patchlevel 0)

I am trying to change the localSID for a SAMBA server, however I am unable to. I have tried the command "net setlocalsid" to no avail. To troubleshoot I have also stopped the smbd and nmbd services, but this did not help. Any help would be great! root at TheWiggle:~# net getlocalsid SID for domain THEWIGGLE is: S-1-5-21-748580849-194208185-3916830000 root at TheWiggle:~# net

Turned out the whole install was broken when not using winbind, don't know why!?! Uninstalled Samba 3.0.1, re-compiled from scratch Samba 3.0.2a and everything works as expected :-) >> Further to this problem I have found it impossible to get any syntax to succesfully mount a Samba 3.0.2 share with Kerberos authentication using the BSD "mount_smbfs" (on Mac OS X), where

Hi, I hope the title is understandable? We have several Samba file shares set up on AIX 4.3.3 boxes and there are only file shares, no printers are defined at all. The files shares work great. However, when users browse the Entire Network in Windows Explorer (from XP Pro clients) it shows a printers and faxes folder on each Server. As there are no printers on these servers is there a way to

I also need to get centralised mapping configured if I am to deploy Samba, although we're planning to deploy an LDAP server also so this isn't an additional overhead for me. Two comments, to avoid the additional overhead of implementing a seperate LDAP infrastructure could future versions of Samba support storing the idmap mapping date in Active Directory? When using idmap = ldap in the

Hi, Have just spend the afternoon browsing and trying to find the solution to this error. We are running AIX 4.3.3, release 10. I'm trying to get Samba up and running. It seems to install okay using smitty, at least all the directories appear with the various samba files in them. Though no smb.conf is created. I thought a default one would be created? I'm coming from a mainly Linux

* stephane.purnelle@corman.be nulis: > > > > > What's means, can I have some problem with this configuration ? > Or it's just a speed problem ? > Samba will get 2 value for same id and problem will appear soon or later. Any reason why using 2 ldapsam backend? ## Speaking for myself, It's not good to have a single point of failure in ## your authentication

Hi all, I have several UNIX servers I'd like to configure Samba on but am having trouble working out the best way to achieve consistent user and group permission across the file systems on several file servers. Basically I need to integrate the Samba server into our MS AD domain, using Kerberos for authentication which all works fine. My problem is achieving consistent permissioning with AD

Hi All, I have a concern with the behaviour of winbindd on startup in a multi-domain environment, in my case a 6 domain AD forest + trusts to 3 NT 4 domains. I've tested startup of winbindd in a 2 domain development environment and found if a trusted domain is not contactable it takes five minutes to timeout before winbindd becomes active (/tmp/.winbindd/pipe is created). If I assume this

Hi List, I'm having trouble understanding the behaviour of ACL support in Samba 3.0.3pre1 running on Solaris. Here are my problems the unix standard attributes for other seem to map to Everyone when viewing a share from a Windows client, however assigning rwx to other/Everyone does not grant access to folders for users connceted to the share, why not? I cannot work out how to change the

Hi list, I'm having difficulty joining new Samba 3.0.x machines to our production domain. I'm trying to join using net ads join -U Administrator but it just hangs. It does create a computer object in the AD though, if you Control C the hung net join and try and start winbind, winbind complains with this error "ads_connect from domain DOMAIN failed: Cannot read password" I

Hi folks, I wonder if anyone can tell me how I do this. We currently have samba-3.0.20b controlling access to several unix file shares on our National domain. This is using winbind and kerberos to authenticate the users to the National DCs. All works really well, having migrated from samba 2 we can now dispense with having to create accounts on the unix boxes as winbind is using an AD group to

Hi all, I've recently used Samba to add a Red Hat Linux machine to an active directory domain. In order to do this I used: net ads join fully.qualified.domain.name -U my-admin-account ...and then was asked for (and entered) my password... The Samba share has been working great, as has authentication via Active Directory! The only trouble is that I used my own admin account to join the

I have a problem where when a user is connected from Win XP to a Linux machine via Samba and then wishes to connect to a different share on the Linux machine as a different user it doesn't work. The user for the initial connection seems to be cached somewhere and doesn't want to let go. I've tried using net use to delete all connections to the Linux machine without success. Does

Hi all, anyone able to point out why I'm not able to get samba 3.0.0 to update my LDAP server with any idmap data? I'm using SunOne DS 5.2 LDAP server and the following entries in my smb.conf file, ldap admin dn = "uid=admin,ou=Administrators,ou=TopologyManagement,o=NetscapeRoot" ldap ssl = off ; ldap suffix = "dc=testlan,dc=bbc,dc=co,dc=uk" ** have tried with this

ok I know this isn't realy a samba issue but I'm trying to gather some debug info on winbindd for the samba development guys, but I can't compile gdb 5.x or 6.0 on my solaris 9 box! Every other compile problem I've come across I've resolved by searching through google but not this time. If anyone can help I'd realy appreciate it, problem is (using gcc 3.3.2) gcc -g -O2