similar to: Authenticating Samba Share Using Windows Credentials

With a lot of help, I just got AD authentication working (Samba 4.8.3, CentOS 7.6, using Winbind). I then added a local account to a share, but I can’t login. My smb.conf has “security = ads”, but I can’t figure out how to use that AND authenticate local users. How can I authenticate Active Directory AND local users? Brian

Hallo, I wonder if cached credentials local logins are expected to work with samba. I have users with notebooks that I want to be domain members. If the notebook is in the wild I want the users to use their profiles (either local or roaming) stored on the notebooks. But once disconnected from the network the users can't login. I found a thread:

All, I'm new to Samba so this may be a very easy fix, but I've not been able to find it anywhere online or in the /Samba-3 By Example/ book. I'm currently testing Samba 3.0.23c with an OpenLDAP v3 backend on CentOS 5. I am able to get OpenLDAP installed and running for authentication and can get Samba installed and configured well enough to request and accept a LDAP user

Hi All, We've been beating our heads against a problem here with a new Samba server that we're trying to bring into production, and I'm hoping that the members of this list can provide some insight. Our server is on a Linux CentOS 7.6, Samba version 4.8.3 installed from distribution packages. Our clients are a mixture of Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Most of these clients are

I had samba working, then I tried (unsuccessfully) to setup ssh pam auth. Now users are prompted for a password when accessing shares, but no password works. I am using Redhat AS 3, samba-3.0.9-1, and krb5-1.3. I forgot to backup pam file system-auth before modifying things, so I'm not sure if that is the problem. ------------------------------- These commands succeed: wbinfo -u,

On 6/12/19 7:00 AM, Zach Doman wrote: > security = ads If you're using sssd instead of winbind, you need to set security to security = user (depending on your Samba version -- I can confirm this works for Samba 4.8.3)

On 04/06/2019 20:17, Tim Miller via samba wrote: > Hi All, > > We've been beating our heads against a problem here with a new Samba > server that we're trying to bring into production, and I'm hoping that > the members of this list can provide some insight. > > Our server is on a Linux CentOS 7.6, Samba version 4.8.3 installed > from distribution packages.

I'm so close I can feel it :-) I'm having a problem connecting users to their home directories. Under "My Network Places" on XP clients I can see my Samba file server ("Hobbes") just fine. When I double click on it to open it, I get a login/password prompt that I can't bypass even though I try logins/passwords that exist on the ADS server and/or the UNIX accounts.

Hi , Today I have the following sharing in "Samba version 2.2.12 for Solaris 2.9": [produto] write cache size = 384000 comment = AREA DE DADOS DE PRODUTO path = /usr/produto read only = No valid users = @produto where exists the users cs02929 pertaining to the group @produto. And everything

Thank you for replying! I can login with my Active Directory credentials, but I can’t login using the local CentOS “svc_dictations” account. I created the local account usingusing “adduser”, “smbpasswd”, and then updating my smb.conf file (below). Thank you, Brian [global] workgroup = YALE password server = ad1.yu.yale.edu<http://ad1.yu.yale.edu>

Hello Folks, I will personally send $50(AU) of Pizza to anyone that solves this one :) We have a network comprising approx 30 Windows workstations all logging in to a samba machine running as a PDC. The main exported file system is an NFS mounted file system, but this was happening back when this was an xfs file system as well. ACL's are enabled. We are running Samba Version 2.2.8a. The

after many hours of tries, I am still stuck with a simple: I have Samba 3.0.1 ore running fine on a red hat 9.0 box (installed from RPM) when I try to join a domain I get the infamous invalid user name or bad password error from the Win2K SP2 machines. I am really getting lost here, I have checked the root password in smbpasswd database and have used the smbpasswd command, I still get that

Hi list, Update: originally i wanted to post a question, but in writing i thought of things that finally led me to the solution. This i wanted to share with the community in case it can help. Sorry if this is a FAQ, but I had no luck searching for it. I have a working Samba 2.2.5 installation on SuSE8.1. I have two users on a windows client called Torge (that's me) and Ga&ediaresis;lle

I have an [apps] share that was intended to be read-only (to keep viruses away) however some Windows programs require rw access to specific files. I don't want to open-up everything on the share to rw, only those specific files/directories that need 'w' access. Here's the dilemma: In order for users to be able to change a file, the file and directory it's in need to have rw

Hi i am using Samba 3.0.0-14.3E.i am not getting tickets from the ADS server which is running on Win2K.i am seeing the logs in /var/log/samba/winbind.log i got these messages [2005/03/11 10:36:36, 1] libsmb/clikrb5.c:ads_krb5_mk_req(269) krb5_cc_get_principal failed (No credentials cache found) [2005/03/11 11:01:00, 1] libads/ads_ldap.c:ads_name_to_sid(64) name_to_sid: root not found

Hi list, the security=share setting does not behave as many admins expect. Access to all shares are mapped to the guest account and if the underlying unix permissions don't permit that access you get errors and the access doesn't work as expected. Also is security=share a global parameter. This given, there is no distinction between guest and authenticated access per share possible yet.

Hello all, Re-sending due to incorrect mapping of linefeeds from hotmail. I'm having an issue with group permissions. I have created a group called smbusers which I have added myself to, with the following commands: # groupadd smbusers # usermod -G smbusers michael I then create a directory called foodir, owned by adm with group smbusers. Permissions are correct (770) but I cannot access

Hello all, I'm having an issue with group permissions which I really find hard to understand why. I have created a group called smbusers which I am a part of by doing the following: # groupadd smbusers# usermod -G smbusers michael I then created a directory called foodir, owned by adm with group smbusers and give the following permissions to it: 770 I verify the permissions are correct and are

Hello, I have a Debian Squeeze server and want to configure Samba + OpenLDAP on it. Following some documentation I've found over Internet, I see that I must include the "samba schema" in OpenLDAP but apart from this, I've installed on the same server a software called "gosa" and it has a samba schema called "samba3.schema" which I don't know if

It is my understanding that if you have a wildcard in smbusers, it should only apply this if the particular users is not in your /etc/password file. Is this true? It appears like samba is rolling down the smbusers file and everything gets mapped to my wildcard user. Eg. smbusers: root = administrator admin nobody = guest pcguest smbguest myunixlogin = mysmblogin www-users = * If I map a