similar to: Samba domain member losing membership

Hi all, I have a Linux server running Samba (samba-*-3.5.10-115) and Winbind on CentOS 6.2. I've joined it to the domain using "net rpc join..." and it worked fine. "wbinfo -u" lists users as i'd expect. However, after a few days, the Linux server loses it's ability to see users on the domain. I restart all related services "smb, nmb, winbind" but still

Hi all, I am migrating a Samba 3 domain from an ageing server to a new server. I've exported all users from the old server and imported them on the new server using the following command (LDAP to TdbSam): pdbedit -i ldapsam:ldap://127.0.0.1 -e tdbsam:/tmp/tdbsam.agix scp /tmp/tdbsam.agix new.server.local:/etc/samba/passdb.tdb I've set the same SID on the new server. Windows7

Hello all, I'm having problems using the "samba-tool" tool. From the documentation i've read, the following command 'should' work. Apparently i'm missing something. #### [root at vmhost bin]# pwd /usr/local/samba/bin [root at vmhost bin]# ./samba-tool domain provision --realm=mytest.local --domain=MYTEST --adminpass='welcome' --server-role='dc'

Solved it, kinda. It's not cute. I'm sure this is the way NOT to do it but it does work. For prosperity, the SIP service is through Internode. Here is my "extensions.conf" file: exten => s,1,Set(thedid="${SIP_HEADER(TO)}"); ignore this one exten => s,2,Set(pseudodid=${SIP_HEADER(To)}) exten => s,3,Set(pseudodid=${CUT(pseudodid,@,1)}) exten =>

Greetings Samba users, In the process of setting up Samba, one of the item you need to need is add a root user to the samba password database. I was wondering if it is possible to change the name of the Samba root/Administrator user to another user, like smbroot ? I checked the 'username map' option in the man pages, but it doesn't appear to do what I want. From the man page it

Hi! Is there a way to use an external LDAP server with Samba4 (eg. openldap) to authenticate users or alternatively to sync Samba's internal LDAP with other services like Radius? My goal is to enter all user credentials to either an external or Samba4 internal LDAP and make Samba, Radius, etc. use it for authentication / as a master when synchronizing user data. I already tried: 1.

Hi Dmitriy and others and thanks for your help so far. The option "match_auth_username=yes" seems to have had no effect. From my reading, this option will try to match the username of the incoming SIP account to a section heading. If that is how it must work then i can see a big problem. I'm trying to present the receptionist with a nice display of which line the call came in on.

This sounds more like an Windows problem, but it is an interaction with Samba and I'm hoping someone has an idea of where to start looking. 3 times in the past week I've had a user (different user each time) come to me saying their P: drive is inaccessible, access denied. The P: drive is set in the user's Active Directory Profile as their home directory \\sambaserver\home$\%username%

Hello, I have the following setup: SuSE 9.1 with samba and winbind installed. On the other side is a nt4 domain. I can join the domain with "net rpc join DOMAIN -U administrator". wbinfo -u shows me alle the users etc. I integrated the pam_winbind.so in my pam configuration and users can login with their nt login and password. Everything works fine. After a while it seems that

We run AD on Windows servers and have Linux systems authenticate against AD with pam, for shares, cyrus mail, or shell logins. For shares on a Linux system we often have no local account. We've had success with Samba 3.5.10 and prior versions using security = ads with winbind, pam, nsswitch.conf, krb5.conf while there is no local Unix account. Starting after this version, possibly 3.6.0 and

Hello all, I have an Asterisk server (Asterisk 10.12.4) with multiple sip accounts with the same service provides. We have 8 phone numbers in total. Incoming calls from the public are all correctly directed to appropriate office handsets. However, the display on the reception phone (the only one i care about) is always showing the same "SIP/Account1_0843214321" rather than the account

howdy, thanks for the help so far... i cant even do the following over the net... smbclient -L remote_address it give the following: [root@andrew andrew]# smbclient -L //203.101.92.170 added interface ip=192.168.0.1 bcast=192.168.0.255 nmask=255.255.255.0 session request to 203.101.92.170 failed (Called name not present) session request to 203 failed (Called name not present) session request

Hi, Andrew. You are trying to solve two tasks: definition through what line the call came and a beautiful display of this information. 1. definition through what line the call came. If the username and password for inbound and outbound registration the same, then try the following: a) delete "register" lines. b) add option "callbackextension=Company1" to Company1 friend

Hello, I have a very strange trouble with samba 3.0.33 when I integrate a Linux server in my Windows 2003 AD. I do : - kinit administartor, it's work. - klist, it's work too. - net join ads -U administrator, it's work. I hev the message that my computer has join the domain and I see the Linux in my Domain. - wbinfo -t give me "checking the trust secret via RPC calls

Hello, we are currently in the process of migrating Windows machines to Ubuntu 10.04. For now, these machines act as samba clients in a Windows domain (which is controlled also by a samba PDC), and are itself sharing files via SMB/CIFS. The clients are - from time to time and with no apparent reason - losing their domain membership. When this happens, access to shares on the PDC still seems to

We've had linux fileservers in our org for a long time and this roughly coincided with version 3.6. Our linux member servers are winbound, filesystems are ext2+ with acl support and permissions assigned to AD groups via setfacl. At any given time, out of all the users that use the fileshares daily there are about 1-2 that get "access denied" by the client os (win xp, 7 and 8).

On 22/01/15 18:19, francis picabia wrote: > We run AD on Windows servers and have Linux systems > authenticate against AD with pam, for shares, cyrus mail, or shell logins. > For shares on a Linux system we often have no local account. > > We've had success with Samba 3.5.10 and prior versions using > security = ads with winbind, pam, nsswitch.conf, krb5.conf > while there

This is one of the chronic problems. Try this option in sip.conf: match_auth_username=yes Carefully read the description, it is better to test in "after hours". 02.04.2015 2:50, Andrew Galdes ?????: > Hello all, > > I have an Asterisk server (Asterisk 10.12.4) with multiple sip > accounts with the same service provides. We have 8 phone numbers in > total. > >

Hi, I am using squid+ntlm-helper+samba+winbindd. Squid mailing list told me to try this one. When using the setting "Send NTLMv2 Response only" on my windows VISTA machines I get this error message in my logs. winbindd_pam_auth_crap: invalid password length. As soon as I change the setting to "Send NTLMv2 if negotiated" it works. Samba v3.2.5 Winbindd v3.2.5 Squid

Hi All: I'm facing a weird behavior with Samba 3.5.10. It's a CentOS 6.3 repository RPM. Samba is acting as a PDC and integrated with OpenLDAP 2.4.23, also a CentOS RPM, through smbldap-tools 0.9.3 (from EPEL). In my network I have Windows 7 64 bits and Windows 7 32 bits. The problem is that Samba is losing local master browser 'status' to Win7 32 bits machines. From time to