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I am trying to create a master share that contains all the other shares. I created a group that needs read+write permission to all the other shares. However, rather than adding this group in each share configuration, I was wondering if there is a way to overwrite the permission. I tried this but gave read-only access. Also in the linux level, I don't have this master group as the owner. Any

I have 19 servers with this smb.conf share definition working: [export] comment = Exported Files path = /tmp/export guest ok = Yes On the 20th server however, this just doesn't want to work. I've gone through the basics of guest access and permissions more than a few times trying to figure this one out. Approaching this from another angle, I tried the following

Hello, I'd like to create user home directory or user-own folder on samba server on first login to samba without using PAM, so how could I do this? Thank you, Denis

Any possibility to apply policies on WinXP machines using samba 3.2.3 ? In samba documentation in : http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/PolicyMgmt.html There is references to apply policies in NT/2000 Server and winxp clients, but it's not clear to me that will run fine or not using samba 3.2.3+winxp machines. If exist a way, How ? I was create a local policies using

Hello all, Does anybody share HP Deskjet 6940 and HP Deskjet 6988 off a samba server successfully? I currently using Samba versions 3.0.24 Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn in my production environment. I also the issue occurs on my laptop which is running Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 which uses Samba 3.0.26. The issue is when my users try to print multiple copies they can not through the samba server. These printers

Is it possible to have a "password-less" share available to only certain users? I've been searching all over and could not find anything.

I've got a paranoid client who has a samba server on a small LAN who wants to know if and when any of his employees 'transfer' (read, copy off etc) any more than a certain threshold of data a day from the server, I think he's worried that some employee may grab a lot of stuff off the server and then share it with his competition. I tried to explain that this wasn't a very

smb.conf states "This user must exist in the passwd file, but does not require a valid login" What exactly does this mean? As I understand it, adding a user with 'smbpasswd -a nobody' automatically gives it a valid login. My reasons for asking are; I added myself to passdb.tdb with my passwd. I added the 'nobody' user to passdb.tdb with no passwd. I then logged in to

On Tue, August 5, 2008 8:12 pm, Michael Heydon wrote: > This is what happens when you rename a user, it is the same in XP and probably 2k as well. The only way that I know of to really change a No, this does not happen on Windows 2000. Note that I'm still running Windows 2000 because it runs very nicely under virtualization with only 256 MB allocated to the VM. ;) -- For a good laugh,

Hi, Im trying to run samba as a non-root user and I was wondering if this is even possible, and if not what is preventing it from being ran as a normal user??

Hello, I've a samba 3.0.24 and a share in ext3 with acl. I've set on a file the following permissions on a file a.txt : vssamba:/# getfacl /mnt/samba/partage/a.txt getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names # file: mnt/samba/partage/a.txt # owner: herve # group: users user::rwx group::r-- other::r-- The rights for share "Partage" are : [partage]

When I stop the BDC all clients log on to the PDC. And to my confusion when I restarted the BDC today and made a testparm on both PDC and BDC both showd role domain pdc --> Server role: ROLE_DOMAIN_PDC Here my smb.confs: PDC: [global] security=user smb ports = 139 logon script = logon.bat logon path = \\%L\%U\profile\%U logon drive = S: domain

Hi. How do I give access to shares from the LOCAL administrator account to a share(s) on the samba server? (workstation is domain member, without the need to specify a password). -------------------------- smb.conf domain logons = Yes os level = 200 domain master = Yes security = user -------------------------- I have read chapters 12,13,15 but there seems to be no way I can put the

Hi, I have written a simple c# program that move file from windows to a Unix path via samba. The user that do the work is a full privilege user. Using a win application this works fine but when I activated the prog. as a win service, I got a strange activity and the prog wasn't been able to find the folders. So I?m very much interested in troubleshooting the problem. Can you

Was wondering if it's possible to assign specific users a proxy server for web browsing. My current setup is openldap, samba pdc and a squid proxy server. Our call center uses the web alot and I'd like to have them use the proxy. The agents don't usually login to the same windows machine. Is this possible via samba or netlogon? I'd hate to have to edit the group policies on 50

i work in a lab environment, and we'd like to prevent users from logging into 5 machines at once. I've looked through the smb.conf man page pretty thoroughly, but nothing appears to address this problem. Anyone have any ideas, how you can limit the amount of logins a user can have to teh domain? Thanks, Chris

Is it possible to use "map to guest" in a single share? We have 2 or 3 shares where I want this behavior, but for most I would like to not use it due to issues with home directories with bad users. I would simply try moving that line to a share definition to see what happens, but I don't want to break a live server to test (and have no spare Samba boxes right now). Tim B

I'm using SAMBA for many years, in my SOHO - I'm quite satisfied. One small question is up every time when I'm creating a symlink on the SAMBA server box from a share to point to a moint point for example /mnt/some_block_device (of course read/writable for particular user), windows cleanly "see" it, as a directory entry - I c?an copy/remove do everything what could be done on

Hello In /var/log/messages I have got a lot of errors such as : "recycle: touching .recycle/jankowski/500/500_U/21-10-5U.~TIF failed, reason = Operation not permitted " ~~.tif it's a temp file and I noticed that samba deletes this files to recycle . My smb.conf comment = Rastry public = yes invalid users = @geodeta,@ewidencja, path = /home/samba/rastry

If I set up a room of Win XP Pro w/SP2 systems, hardened via local policy and gpedit.msc, and add them to a samba domain running from an unpatched, out-of-box install of RHEL 5.0, how will the local XP policies differ from any changes I make to pdbedit on the Samba side? Which takes priority/preference? Thanks. Scott