similar to: sid_to_uid/public share problem

I've having trouble getting XP SP2's to join a domain. Whenever I try to join, at the point I'm asked for a user name and password with permission to join the domain, I enter root and root's password, then get the dreaded "Unknown user or bad password" error message. The clients are a mixed bunch with some 98's, 1 Win2K, a few XP SP1 (I know, I know!, but

Sorry for my little english I have the 1.9.18p8 version on a unix machine HP-UX 10.20 I try to connect from a pc with NT4.0 SP3 where I'm logged in as administrator I try to connect on the unix as different users (tec110, cadnt4....) This is the configuration file : smb.conf [global] debug level = 3 dead time = 5 dns proxy = no [unix-eso] path = /home/eso

I just want a simple, globally accessible directory for anyone on my LAN. I don't care who they are, who they're logged in as on their windows machine, I don't care about security (it's my own private LAN!!!). Why is this so difficult to do? I've looked through the archives (which by the way, could someone spend a few minutes and put a SEARCH feature there. Following threads

for your information, it didn't work... it needs a password... but i don't want to send any password... any ideasd? -----Mensagem original----- De: Rasmus Reinholdt Nielsen [mailto:rasmus@narani.dk] Enviada em: segunda-feira, 12 de agosto de 2002 17:34 Para: Demerson Zounar; samba@lists.samba.org Assunto: Re: [Samba] Simple and Stupid Share... # Global parameters [global]

I have setup Samba 2.2.4 on HPUX 11.0. I'm using it only as a print server. It appears that ALL connections are being mapped to "pcguest" regardless whether they are valid or not. I do not have a "username map" defined, "guest ok = yes" is set for my printer share. I am running winbindd, which seems to be working correctly. I ran the following command 5 times,

Hello everyone, I use winbind against a Samba DC for nsswich, and on one client it works perfectly (Samba 3.5.15 on all systems). On another client, everything works except SID_TO_UID (i.e. wbinfo -i, -S ... which breaks directory listings, too). I've now tried to narrow down the problem in a level 10 log, but I need some help interpreting. In log.winbindd, I see the following when

Hi all, I have a problem with the mapping sid -> uid. Setup: * Samba 3.0.10, security = ads, role is ads member server. * Several trusted domains * ADS is in sync with an Openldap server (posixAccount) * winbind must not use idmap (Because every Winuser already has an uid which is in ADs and on the Ldap server) Lets say we have one global domain GLOBAL and several subdomains A,B,C

My question is, how come daevid (on XP) sees the following directories: \\linux\dae51d \\linux\homes Shouldn't there just be the home dir only? Why does "\\linux\dae51d" show up (I assume it's b/c that's who I am logged in as on XP which maps to linux)? However, the fact that it does show up, shouldn't it be the actual HOME directory of the linux user account dae51d (as

I'm getting killed this morning, since we did a Samba upgrade to one of our production servers this weekend and didn't expect this one. I have one share that I need unauthenticated access to from a few named workstations. Here's the config: # Samba config file created using SWAT # from UNKNOWN (x.x.x.x) # Date: 2013/03/18 14:25:33 [global] encrypt passwords = No map to guest =

Hi, trying to investigate my xfs-acl problem I think I have found the missing part: In smbd/uid.c the function "sid_to_uid" resolves SIDs to unix user names. This is done as follows: - First the domain part of the SID is compared to the local domain (if the SID belongs to the samba server it can be resolved locally) - In any other cases winbindd is asked This works well if the

My wife's office server was compromised today. It appears they ssh'ed in through account pcguest which was set up for Samba. (I don't remember setting up that account, but maybe I did.) At any rate, I found a bazillion "ftp_scanner" processes running. A killall finished them off quickly, I nuked the pcguest account, and switched ssh to a different port (which I normally do

Hi all, I had linux samba 3.0.10 running as PDC of my domain which does only authentication for other linux samba boxes which are providing access to shares. After upgrade of PDC to Debian Lenny + samba 3.2.5 I've lost guess access to the shares which are run by samba 3.0.x boxes, while it works on samba 3.2.5 samba box. the scheme is like following :

I've read a fair amount about this problem online, but have yet to find a solution. I have a CentOS 7 server running Samba 4. It is connected as a member to an NT4 domain. I have migrated over the configuration from an old Samba 2 server that I am trying to replace. Everything works except for the shares that have a "force user" option. When it is there, I get an error on

I've RTFM (inlcuding the very nice BROWSING.txt and BROWSING-Config.txt) as well as the archives and I can't find any info on my particular problem. Any assistance at all would be most appreciated! Background: I am trying to use samba to control the browse lists for our main workgroup throughout our enterprise. I set up a samba server on AIX. It is a WINS server, as well as the Domain

I'm trying to use Samba to get access to my Unix printer. Unix System is FreeBSD-2.2-stable, and I'm running the latest port of Samba for FreeBSD-2.2-stable (Samba 2.0.0) from ftp.freebsd.org. I've checked all the references I can find on the web, and can't see the problem. Can anyone point out what I'm doing wrong. Under NT (adding remote printer), I see the entry for the

I followed almost step by step Stephen's suggesions but I wasn't able to have samba working the way I need. The following is what I put in my smb.conf file. #================== Global Settings ========================== [global] workgroup = Rm-Soluzioni server string = Samba Server guest account = pcguest security = user log file = /usr/local/samba/var/log.%m max log size =

Wow I'm sending my second cry for help before the first even gets a reply, I'm starting to feel like a moron because I have no idea how I caused this current hitch. Here's the story: I was trying to add an acct called "administrator" to samba which has an enabled,good linux acct. I never did get that acct working for some unknown reason, but what happened as a result of my

I just want to set up a folder on my Linux 7.2 running samba 2.2.1a-4. I have looked at the smb.conf over and over. Cannot find out why my share is not showing up. I just want users on my domain to browse the network and read the folder. I am on an NT domain and the furthest i got was seeing the workgroup testgrp on my network neighborhood. But when i click on the workgroup i get an access

I am a newbie to samba. I have successfully setup a similar samba share on 1 machine in the past. I have everything setup as User access with the pcguest as a guest account. If I create a share to the /tmp, network users can access normally. I created a directory /var/snd and set permissions to be rwxrwxrwx. I changed the smb.conf so that permission were identical to the share for /tmp. I

On Wed, 06 Sep 2017 13:32:39 -0700 toddandmargo via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > [global] > workgroup = xxxxx > server string = Fedora Samba Server > volume = Fedora Core, %v > comment = Samba (NetBIOS) Server on FedoraServer.xxxxx.com > netbios name = FedoraServer > netbios aliases = PlaceJokeHere > interfaces = eno1 127.0.0.1