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I've checked the samba code (sessetup) and found out that samba always send spnego packet when Extended Security capability is ON. (This can't be turned off/on ie. "use spnego = false") Does it mean I can "never" connect to smb server that doesn't support spnego if Extended Security is supported by server? Is my understanding correct?

For some time I had been running samba 3.0.10 from RHEL4. I have a samba -> cups -> pdf printer set up which uses the user supplied job name for the output file. The job name was formatted like this "smbprn.00001020 Microsoft Word - Test.doc". Since then, RHEL have updated to samba 3.0.25. The job name supplied to cups is now a random string of characters like

Hello folks, Been beating my head with an winbind and pam just behaving oddly. I have following various HOW-TO's, wiki's, and docs, and just can't seem to get past a wall. Here a some of the issues: - the 1st attempt at ssh'ing to a server gives me a 'Wrong Password' in the logs. Here's an exact snippet: Aug 6 18:45:40 mia21654bcu001 sshd[5371]: pam_winbind(sshd):

Hi, i visited wiki.samba.org and read the "Release Planning for Samba 3.2" information and the "Release Planning for Samba 3.3" information. So my question is: Is samba 3.2 development stopped and all concentration given to Samba 3.3 ? Because there isnt any further release note available for 3.2, but instead there are some notes for 3.3 ? Bye and thanks for your

Hello all, I have joined my linux boxes to AD and can authenticate using Active Directory usernames and passwords using Winbind. I want to Authenticate to AD but have that user mapped to a local Unix or NIS ID otherwise the AD authentication is useless and only hinders with file permissions and such. My first questions in regards to an ADS domain member server. Can Winbind be used to map a

Dear All, I came across a really strange behaviour when using winbind on solaris 8. Normally "nscd" should be turned off because it's causing problems in the username resolution etc. When I turn it off I can login e.g. using ssh as an AD users but when i start a command like "ls" it gets put in the background immediately? When "nscd" is turn on and login again I

Hi All, Just a quick question: Will 3.3.x replace 3.2.x as the production use branch? We're still using 3.0.28 and up on our systems and just want to know if evaluating 3.2 is the right step, or wait for 3.3. Thanks, Jim Shanks

I am attempting to set the SePrintOperatorPrivilege right on my RHEL 5.2 samba server and need some guidance. The samba box is currently joined to an AD forest in which I have a delegated OU, I do not have a Domain Admin account. Samba seems to want/need an Admin account in order to make changes to the server configuration such as rights. So the question is. Is there away to set a

Howdy folks, I'm having an issue with sudo not recognizing nested groups via AD and winbind. I have an AD group called UnixAdmins and when I ad and AD account *directly* into this group, I am able to use sudo just fine as it is in the sudoers. *but* say I have a nested group in UnixAdmins like CustomerUsers or whatnot it won't recognize. Now, I also restrict access via pam.d systems-auth

According to the smb.conf man page in samba 3.0.28a, the only two legal settings for 'winbind nss info' are 'template' and 'sfu': ---8<--- winbind nss info (G) This parameter is designed to control how Winbind retrieves Name Service Information to construct a user's home directory and login shell. Currently the

Hello, I am a student. Now I need to know EXACTLY about How Samba Works. I have the source on samba-3.0.28a, but it's too many for me to read and understand 'cause I was a freshman. Is there a book/paper about the samba implementation or explain for source? Thanks. _________________________________________________________________ ÓÃÊÖ»úMSNÁÄÌìдÓʼþ¿´¿Õ¼ä£¬ÎÞÏÞ¹µÍ¨£¬·ÖÏí¾«²Ê£¡

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Folks, I've posted a description of a couple of volunteer (non-developer) positions we are trying to fill. I'll repost here for efficiency. I'm hoping to find two people to help out. cheers, jerry =================== The Samba Team is looking for people to help keep our user community information current, covering development news,

I am utilizing winbind to allow domain users to logon to one of my servers. Originally, I had specified the template homedir to have a value of '/home/%D/%U'. This works just fine... I would like to change it to '/home/%G/%U' but instead of seeing a human-readable groupname emerge, I get the GID. A user's homedir ends up looking something like

I wan't to add some winbind authorized domain users to the local unix group "uucp" to give them access to some test equipment connected to serial ports (e.g. using minicom). I tried to add their UIDs (10000...) to the uucp item in /etc/group, but this does not seem to work. "id -G" reports just the group memberships from the domain. What's the right way to configure

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Hello, I'm using samba 3.0.31 and seems to have an issue with getting user's groups info. It works like a Swiss Watch when I start winbindd and do "id username" for a given user however, if I add that user to one more group on the domain and issue "id username" I don't get the up to date info. My expectation was that after some time, if I issue "id

Hi there I've just upgraded to 3.2.2 and it still looks like nested group support isn't finished? e.g. if I have "domain1/user1" in group "domain2/group1" and that in turn is in "domain3/group2" (i.e. domain1/user1 is in domain3/group2), then "getent group domain3/group2" should return domain1/user1 - and yet it doesn't. "winbind enum

Hi, I have set up samba to join a windows domain (and everything works great, domain users can authenticate on the linux box, it even creates their home dirs and so on) but it seems to require joining to the domain everytime it reboots with: #net join -w mydomain -S myPDC -U administrator and then it needs the administrator password, and then a restart of the winbind daemon.. So the question

I'm having a problem with kadmin not doing what klist says should work. klist will show my keytab file (with minus k), but when I try and use a principal in that keytab with kinit, I get an error: kinit(v5): Client not found in Kerberos database while getting initial credentials I setup both the Windows server and the Linux client, so I've made a mistake somewhere. What have I done

Hello All, I'm integrating an existing unix environment into an exist AD environment. I'm thinking of switching from nssldap to nss_winbind but have one problem. My user's home directories are in the format of /home/user/<$first letter>/<$second letter>/<$username> (/home/user/ d/h/dhaknes). Looking at the template homedir it doesn't appear that I can