similar to: Re: Samba 3.0.23c + Win2K AD, can't mount shares (PANIC: internal error)

Hi, I've got a big problem since my new samba servers are in 3.0.23c version, no problems before. The server is only a file server and domain member in a Win2K Active Directory domain (4 replicated DC, 1 domain, no forest). My problem: Anytime I try to connect a share through any kind of client (MacOS cifs client, smbclient, windows win2K pro, ...) the client can't mount the

Hi, I've got a big problem since my new samba servers are in 3.0.23c version, no problems before. The server is only a file server and domain member in a Win2K Active Directory domain (4 replicated DC, 1 domain, no forest). My problem: Anytime I try to connect a share through any kind of client (MacOS cifs client, smbclient, windows win2K pro, ...) the client can't mount the

Hi there, I use FC5. I discovered, for an exemple, if you have a user group with 3 members (Alan, Baker, Clive), before 3.0.23c this line at smb.conf worked fine: valid users = @user But with 3.0.23c update it doesn't work anymore. You have to replace the line like this: valid users = Alan, Baker, Clive I mean, replace the "@groupname" with the complete userlist of the

Hi there, I?m using FC5 and since I updated to Samba 3.0.23c-1.fc5 I?m not able to access some shares from the workstations. Lookin at the log, i found this error: [2006/09/29 19:34:27, 0] lib/fault.c:fault_report(41) =============================================================== [2006/09/29 19:34:27, 0] lib/fault.c:fault_report(42) INTERNAL ERROR: Signal 11 in pid 3646

Hello list ! Today i ran yum update on my corporate server thta runs fedoara core 5. All went well but i stumbled on the samba update... My network setup is as follows.. I have a small office network, no domain controller and such. The setup uses user authentication, and all shares are devided into departments, each defined group is a department, the groups cannot access/browse eachothers

Hi, I've just updated (using yum under fedora 5) to the latest version of samba and am now encountering a major problem with samba. Whenever I attempt to access shares (don't have printers or other such non disk shares) the access fails (after prompting for password, and performing some level of authentication, it notes if no password is entered that Anonymous login successful).

I've recently rebuilt a samba server and noticed this problem keeps coming up with groups. If I use a user in smb.conf valid users = me It works and I'm able to access the shared drive. There are no messages in the log file. However if I use group valid users = @admin I can't access the drive and I get a lot of errors in my messages file. Here is some of the errors.

Hello, I am running samba on a machine running fedora 5. I did not know the system was configured to automatically update the system via cron, and when it put the new samba on last night, seems to have broken things. It is coredumping now whenever a user tries to authenticate. Our system is set up with user level security which i manage via smbpasswd so there are no windows domains involved. The

I have a file server with two shares accessible to 2 different groups. After the last update ( from debian 2:3.2.5-4 to 2:3.3.2-1 ) i cannot any more access ONLY ONE of the two shares and I can't understand the reason! Can anyone hel me? I'm getting mad! Thanks Giorgio from smb.conf: [documenti_movi] path = /home/documenti_movi valid users = @staffmovi read

I've got a Problem using samba4 as PDS and Win7 Client. I'm not able to rename a file in Windows Explorer. I can connect shares. I can create, open and write files but I cannot rename or move them. If i try to i get a message "file xyz too big for target file system". I googled a lot but I do not find any helpfull thread with this issue. Is there anybody who can help me with

Hey list, Having a strange issue on a new File server. This system is running the 64-bit version of Fedora 5 running kernel 2.6.20-1.2300.fc5 and version 3.0.24-1.fc5 of Samba. This system is functioning as a backup to a primary system that is configured the same way. Same OS, hardware, etc. After moving data over and setting up the users and groups, I moved over the smb.conf file as well. In

Hi All I have done as much as I can to try and figure out what is going wrong with my samba migration by googleing and reading mailing list archives and reading documentation etc. I have an existing SAMBA 3.0.5 domain running on suse linux 9.3. I am trying to migrate this setup to a new server which is running Fedora Core 6 smbd 3.0.24-7.fc6 I have migrated the data across to the new system

Hi I'm using Samba 3.6.3 on ubuntu 12.04 as a domain member with AD on Win Server 2012. My hare is configured like this: valid users = @"EVSOFFICE.LOCAL+dangroup" When I try to connect to a share via IP from Win7 (part of the domain) it succeeds but when use host name \\node15 I can see shares but double-click on share shows AccessDenied. I'm trying to connect as

Hello, I have installed Samba version 3.0.13 on a Solaris 9 machine and am trying to add it to an existing NT domain as a member server. I have followed the instructions in Chapter 2 of the Samba HOW-TO collection for adding a samba server as a Domain member. The problem is that when i use the net rpc join command to join the domain, I get the following error: # ./net rpc join -U

John, The restrictanonymous setting was the primary culprit in Ash's issue. I think he's using basically the same setup as I am; no winbind/LDAP involved. I'm thinking there's some initial handshaking that requires an anonymous connection to PDC, and it's being blocked if the restrictanonymous setting is too high. I sent a note to Ash (& the list) asking for the

For the last 3 weeks I've been working on getting RHEL4 (and 5, but that's a different story) to play well with Active Directory, OpenLDAP, Kerberos, PAM and NSS. It's been a long struggle but I now have a process to authenticate and authorize a RHEL4 client to a windows Active Directory server to that my AD Users can log into my Linux boxes (assuming their group permissions are set

Hi, When I use "valid users" in smb.conf to limit access on my share, I have this message with smbclient : [global] workgroup = MYDOM domain master = no local master = no security = user passdb backend = ldapsam:ldap://x.x.x.x:389 ldap admin dn = cn=admin,dc=company,dc=com ldap suffix = dc=company,dc=com ldap user

I having difficulty getting browsing to fully work across two subnets. The subnets (having private addresses - 192.168.x.0) are connected by Linux boxes (RH6.1, one for each subnet) functioning as firewall, IP masquerade and router. On one subnet (call this one LEFT), there is an NT4.0 server as the PDC (also running WINS and DHCP) along with 50 or so clients and other servers (NT, Win9x) in

Hello, I've set up Samba 3.0.22 on an Ubuntu box for testing purposes. Below is my smb.conf file. The Samba server, ubuntu, is on the other side of a Linksys WRTP54G router, serving NAT to my Windows XP clients on the inside. I've opened port 139 on the router, set up NetBEUI, placed entries in the clients' hosts & lmhosts files. For some reason, the clients can logon to

Hello. I have set up a new samba server here at work, and for most things it is working great -- but there is yet one major issue. It works fine for Windows and Dave clients, but the problem arises when I use smbmount. It is set up as a domain member of an ADS domain. For example, I have a public share that everyone in the office should be able to access, regardless of platform or even