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Well, Im new to this mailing list and for some reason cant find my post about topic that I started(when searching archive latest date is 13jan 2018) so cant reply to Rowland.So this is present situation and answers to Rowland questions: It was a mistake in smb.conf, I changed domain_name to TCIT, in user map: !root = TCIT\Administrator TCIT\administrator Members of Domain Admins are:

Hi all, Following an upgrade from samba 2.2.8a to 3.0.22 we have been unable to delete files on a samba share using an XP client. We were previously able to delete these files when using 2.2.8a. The problem occurs when we have a particular sub-set of permissions. Directory permissions on UNIX are set to 775 and ownerhips to usera : group1. This should mean that either usera or anyone who

Hi during Startup of SuSE-Linux 7.2 Prof. the PC is sometimes ( 1 of 10 times) stopping by start smbd. Reset knop the help only. I have this problem with the samba version in SuSE package and version 2.2.5 too. In the file ../rc3.d/S12smb I added 2 lines to see if nmbd and smbd are startet. I see nmbd is starting always, the text "SAMBA smbd gestartet" is in case of fault not printing.

Hi, We are running sernet samba, and on one particular DC (debian 7.11, samba 4.5.6), when logrotate is ready rotating, "sernet-samba-ad restart" fails with: > Shutting down SAMBA AD services : ...trying once more ... (warning). > ...trying once more ... (warning). ..... > ...trying once more ... (warning). > Error: /usr/sbin/samba still running with PID=14755 from

Rowland wrote: >Can I suggest you put your smb.conf back to what it was just after the >provision and try again. If it does work (and it should), before you >start adding lines again, can I also suggest you read 'man smb_conf', >most of the lines you have added are the defaults, others do nothing on >a DC and some are just plain wrong. > >Rowland Thank you for

Greetings list. I've been trolling the archives and google searches all morning and cannot seem to come up with an answer to this, though I'm not the first to experience the problem. I'm running samba on FreeBSD 5.2.1-p4, installed from the ports collection. When a user other than root attempts to change an smb password (either through SWAT or with smbpasswd) I get the following

Hi @ll ! I am trying to set up a samba fileserver in SuSe 42.3 as domain member in a debian based Samba4 AD. The join seems to be ok, as I can get /wbinfo -u/ and /-g/, and /getent group/ and /passwd/. I can also list all browsable shares with /smbclient -L \\SambaFS -Uusername/, but when i add -k, I get following errors : /SPNEGO(gse_krb5) creating NEG_TOKEN_INIT for cifs/Samba1 failed

Ok, please post of both servers the smb.conf and tell the samba versions. You have a misconfiguration in these. > WARNING: The "idmap gid" option is deprecated > WARNING: The "idmap uid" option is deprecated ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > "idmap gid"="10000-20000" > "idmap uid"="10000-20000" You need something like this

Hi, - OpenSuse 42.2 - Samba Version 4.4.2-11.3.1-3752-SUSE-SLE_12-x86_64 I'm using samba for file sharing, where users have some control of the shares. This is a standalone server All works fine, the user was created and added on the samba host with smbpasswd -a <user> *The problem is*, when the samba password is changed using smbpasswd <user> , the Windows machines no

Hi, I have tried and spend some times to find the answer myself but it couldn't find anything that could solve my issue, so I hope someone could help me with this, and I am sure this could benefit to other samba users also. OK, here is the story: I currently use samba (smbd -V: Version 4.2.4-6.3-3503-SUSE-SLE_12-x86_64) I have a server where samba is installed and another one where openldap is

Dear List, I have CentOS 5.5 64bit (fully updated) , Samba3 3.5.5-43.el5 (SerNET Samba) , openldap-2.3.43-12.el5_5.2 , nss_ldap-253-25.el5 . My Problem is , If I login to the domain and run a program from the Samba3 Server it's slow , if I login from this same machine but this time to the local account, and then I go to the Samba3 server specify domain admin password when asked for it(only

Dear List, I have CentOS 5.5 64bit (fully updated) , Samba3 3.5.5-43.el5 (SerNET Samba) , openldap-2.3.43-12.el5_5.2 , nss_ldap-253-25.el5 . My Problem is , If I login to the domain and run a program from the Samba3 Server it's slow , if I login from this same machine but this time to the local account, and then I go to the Samba3 server specify domain admin password when asked for it(only

On Mon, 26 Jun 2017 09:03:31 -0300 Cesar Martins via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Hi, > > > - OpenSuse 42.2 > - Samba Version 4.4.2-11.3.1-3752-SUSE-SLE_12-x86_64 > > I'm using samba for file sharing, where users have some control of the > shares. > > This is a standalone server > > All works fine, the user was created and

Hi Rowland , No, we didn't . We only change in the Samba Server. The login used on Windows and used on Samba are different and should not have relation (technically speaking). Eg.: I'm logged in with user "dbadmin" at windows and when I access the Samba server , on the first access I informed "cinacio" and the password which works fine. When I change the password of

Hi, I had Samba 4.2.14 working as AD DC with shares. After upgrade to version 4.3.11 AD DC authentication, ADUC, etc, stopped working. Shares still work fine. OS. Oracle Linux 6.x with UEK, uptodate. Samba compiled from source. Upgrade procedure (nothing special): ./configure --enable-selftest make make install Testparm output: # Global parameters [global] workgroup = EXAMPLE realm =

Hi everyone, I've noticed a problem with Debian wheezy + samba 3.6.6 configured with acl_xattr in my configuration. The following test sequence causes Windows Explorer to report incorrectly ordered permission entries: 1) Map a share as with "admin" user credentials to a drive letter on a Windows client 2) Create a folder at the root of the share "rootfolder" 3) Create a