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Hi, i am at the end of my knowledge. Our PDC works fine all user can access the Samba Shares, Windows Logins are Working, all fine. But our Member Server makes me ($=%§=(%(§=. When i join the Domain all is fine and all Shares are working net rpc join -S DOMAINSERVER -U Administrator Using short domain name -- DOMAIN Joined 'SERVER1' to domain 'DOMAIN' net rpc testjoin -S

Hi all, I'm looking now for day's for this problem but i don't find the solution. I have tried several solutions/setup like: https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba/2011-May/162571.html I have a working ldap server for my mail-server and want to extend this to a samba server also. when a user connect (without success) I see this error in the logs: Nov 28 09:24:44 app-04 smbd[11865]:

We have debian 7 with samba pdc. >From a joined ubuntu client , i can su for another user but getting other user: root at blank005:~# su 59031614949 98121524292 at blank005:/root$ The numbers are usernames . how can this happen? in the samba pcd logs: [2015/02/11 16:10:14.497010, 0] passdb/lookup_sid.c:1684(get_primary_group_sid) Failed to find a Unix account for 92101633919Failed to

Hi , We ran the classic upgrade and migrated the domain . We were then able to add a Windows Server 2008R2 and dcpromo it. Here are some of the issues we are seeing post migration - Pre the migration, the password backend was LDAP. We had some groups that we had migrated into LDAP from TBD. These groups doesn't seem to have come up in AD. - Any groups that were created in

Hey Jeremy, Thanks for the advice. I followed your suggestion collected the logged information for a single connection attempt (i.e. smbclient //servername/sharename -U username); I've included the log data below (in the postscript). It looks like Samba is still looking for a Unix user account and not finding one. I should mention that it seems that I am able to authenticate as the user; the

On 11/02/15 15:37, duportail wrote: > We have debian 7 with samba pdc. > > From a joined ubuntu client , i can su for another user but getting other user: > > root at blank005:~# su 59031614949 > 98121524292 at blank005:/root$ > > The numbers are usernames . > > how can this happen? > > in the samba pcd logs: > [2015/02/11 16:10:14.497010, 0]

Been using Samba since the early days and it's always worked terrifically. Install it from RPM or apt or yum, make a few tweaks to the smb.conf and I'm off and running without fail. So to run into a situation where I'm getting denied has really stumped me. I dialed up logging to try and get a peek into what's failing and things start falling apart around NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

Hi, Is your replication between you PDC and you member server working? You can run "samba-tool drs showrepl". Which should help you determine if the replication is functioning correctly. Here is a related link to the Samba wiki that may help :-) https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_Troubleshooting Best Regards, - Rylan On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 2:32 AM, admins aixtema via

Hi, I'm doing Samba PDC (named as LUMAD, 192.168.2.154 on Fedora 27) using samba 4.7.4 with Windows 2016 AD (named as SANDBOX, ip 192.168.2.144) as the trusted domain, but there's some issue with it. I *can't login *using Windows AD credentials but on the *Samba PDC account works well *on Windows 7 as initial test and it's mimicking with our production server. I used to classic

On Thu, 12 Apr 2018 10:48:04 +0000 Praveen Ghimire <PGhimire at sundata.com.au> wrote: > Hi Rowland, > > I added the following, reloaded the samba configs, joined the member > server to the AD domain again > > [global] > netbios name = FS01 > security = ADS > workgroup = TESTDOM > realm = TESTDOM.GROUP > idmap config * :

> So, net getsambasid and net getlocalsid both return the same value, which matches the SID in the backend LDAP database. So, maybe not a SID problem after all. Here's a log snippet from the server after a logon attempt from the workstation in question, with the failed workstation authentication. I'm not sure how to further debug "credentials check failed": [2016/02/28

Hello list - I am not sure my messages are getting out to the list, so I will attempt in this message to summarize the problems I am having that have been the subject of a few other posts. I recently upgraded from a command-line Slackware installation to Debian Jessie. As part of that exercise, Samba was upgraded from 3.5.x to 4.1.17. My upgrade method was probably not idea: I recursively

I have a small home network with server and 5 clients all on an internal LAN with private IPs. Samba, Version 4.7.6-Ubuntu, file sharing is not working on the server for any of the 5 clients. I have tried both mount.cifs and smbclient. The same errors are thrown in the server's samba logs for all connection attempts, regardless of how the client tries to connect: getpwuid(1000) failed,

Hey Samba list, First a brief comment regarding my background and situation. This is my first time posting to this list. I've been asked to resolve a Samba authentication issue, but I have next to no experience using Samba. Unfortunately no one else here knows how to use it either; we're operating with an inherited environment from a sysadmin who left minimal documentation, and we have

Hey Rowland, Thanks for the advice. The host is running Ubuntu 12.04 and I've included the smb.conf below (reverted it to its "original" state prior to following Jeremy's advice). I don't suppose you know why the user is able obtain a list of Samba services (i.e. smbclient -L host -U user) if they aren't known to Samba? I find that confusing. - Itamar

So, I have "working" builds of Samba 3.6.10, and 4.0.2 using the traditional build system on AIX, both built with XLC. For historical reasons, we're needing to use 'encrypt passwords = no', so that Samba uses the OS password. The odd thing, is, the 3.6.10 Samba works just fine, but the 4.0.2 doesn't allow connections. Here's the Samba config I'm using on both:

Hi Rowland, The issue seems to be due to the groups who decided not to show up in AD. Strangely, even when we added the group with the same name in the AD, it didn't resolv the issue. Even though smb.conf dictates that the user have to a member of a group with that name. Using getent group, we can see the group. Does Samba hold on to the SID of the group somehow? Is there a way to get

Hello, i have migrate a Samba (3.0.20b-3.19-1616-SUSE) to debian 9 (4.5.16-Debian). On the old suse users are created with smbpasswd -an foo On Windows (10) users have a User account with also empthy passwords. No AD or NT4-Domain (round about 10 Users) Then I try to connect to the share smbclient -NL \\192.xxx.xxx.xxx work. Connect from Windows to share with no password dosed work. Set a

On 18/04/15 15:06, Itamar Gal wrote: > Hey Jeremy, > > Thanks for the advice. I followed your suggestion collected the logged > information for a single connection attempt (i.e. smbclient > //servername/sharename -U username); I've included the log data below (in > the postscript). It looks like Samba is still looking for a Unix user > account and not finding one. I should

Helpp! :) We didn't catch this in testing and now it's killing me in production! I'm getting stuck with my fresh build of Samba 3.6.10. It isn't honoring groups specified in the valid users clause of the share configuration. I'm running in security = SHARE mode, and user authentication is working just fine. Even if I specify individual users on the valid users = line, it