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[19:34]<zzzr>mm, yes he say is an ad domain trust
[19:34]<zzzr>and is the only one nt
[19:44]<xcrys>hi
[19:44]<xcrys>anybody here who knows how to restrict to a specific file the access exactly for one person?
[20:54]<rgvypjsyw>can samba act as a fileserver in a native MS 2003 domain
[20:54]<rgvypjsyw>cause I was able to get it to join
[20:54]<rgvypjsyw>but I cannot browse it
[20:54]<rgvypjsyw>the name shows up in net neighborhood
[20:54]<||aw>yes
[20:54]<rgvypjsyw>but it is not browseable
[20:54]<||aw>samba.org's doc have a howto
[20:54]<||aw>did you setup winbind?
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>ive been all over that
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>yes
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>and that works fine
[20:55]<||aw>is nmbd running?
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>and can type: id domanuser
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>of course nmbd is running
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>and smbd
[20:55]<||aw>check logs?
[20:55]<rgvypjsyw>nothing there, its like the domain doesnt even attempt to contact it
[20:56]<rgvypjsyw>the netbios name shows up in NetNei
[20:56]<rgvypjsyw>so netbios is propgating to the domain
[20:59]<||aw>ads doens't use netbois, it uses dns
[21:03]<rgvypjsyw>all the docs talk about making it a DC
[21:03]<rgvypjsyw>i have a mixed mode domain and it works fine somewhere else
[21:03]<rgvypjsyw>its this damned 2003 native mode
[21:04]<||aw>right, native mode does not use netbois
[21:05]<||aw>what's your log level set to?
[21:06]<||aw>and can you browse to it with the IP?
[21:18]<rgvypjsyw>nope
[21:18]<rgvypjsyw>I can try to force a map
[21:18]<rgvypjsyw>and I get prompted
[21:19]<rgvypjsyw>I just realized I get all kinds of selinux errors when I try to join the domain(though it finally says its successful)
[21:19]<rgvypjsyw>I think I am going to rebuild this without selinux
[21:19]<rgvypjsyw>log level is set to 1
[21:21]<gmmugmj_v>antiPosix, can you list the shares locally with "smbclient -L localhost -U%"?
[21:21]<rww>hey
[21:22]<rww>anyone know about using PHP and kerebos tickets instead of AD auth
[22:25]<majxrrj>anyone know what username Windows Backup (Win2k) uses when it tries to access a share?
[22:27]<majxrrj>...or how I could find out?
[22:35]<gmmugmj_v>djohngo, you can raise the log level of samba or use a sniffer
[22:36]<majxrrj>like tcpdump?
[22:36]<gmmugmj_v>or ethereal
[22:58]<derreedrg>What option do i need to change in my smb.conf to make files create as the user and not as root ? (i'm using Samba3 with ldap backend)
[23:08]<gmmugmj_v>normally files are created owned by the user that has authenticated to your server
[23:10]<derreedrg>that's what i thought
[23:10]<derreedrg>but when i do "who" i can see that it's the correct user
[23:10]<derreedrg>but the user of the file is root.
[23:10]<derreedrg>the group is fine however
[23:14]<gmmugmj_v>who? what it has to do with samba?
[23:14]<gmmugmj_v>smbstatus -b shows who is logged in samba, for example
[23:19]<derreedrg>edmundo_v: i have the utmp = Yes option enabled so i can see who is logged in via samba and also via other methods (shell / ftp etc)
[23:19]<gmmugmj_v>yes, I whould say that now :)
[23:20]<gmmugmj_v>it logs smb connections too
[23:21]<gmmugmj_v>it shoud set the correct owner if nothing is beeing forced
[23:26]<derreedrg>hmmm
[23:26]<derreedrg>i think it's time to double check my user mappings.
[23:27]<derreedrg>edmundo_v: thanks for the help
[23:52]<mgzfyg>Is there a way to prevent windows users from changing their samba password?
[23:55]<||aw>Merlin: with backends besides smbpasswd, yes. use pdbedit to set it
[23:57]<derreedrg>Merlin: set the option of "change user password" to no
[23:57]<mgzfyg>||cw: i don't see that account policy
[23:58]<mgzfyg>should i see that option when I do pdbedit -P ? ?
[23:59]<derreedrg>not sure i know you can set it with smbldap-usermod but not sure about pdbedit

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