[23:24]<gjzvjg>yar [23:24]<gjzvjg>So, I am attempting to get samba to share files for users authenticated via active directory [23:25]<gjzvjg>i already have winbind settup and working with pam and the rest of the system [23:25]<gjzvjg>i just cant seem to authenticate people trying to access smb shares [23:27]<gjzvjg>ideas? [23:34]<derrjjge>I have been working on it for a week or so and no luck yet.. trying something knew though [23:36]<derrjjge>guess can go though the normal questions norton [23:36]<derrjjge>wait .. never mind read te Q backwards... have you looked at ACLs? [23:38]<gjzvjg>nope [23:41]<derrjjge>i beleive that is the way you need to do it. I have not done it personally though [23:41]<derrjjge>is your linux server is part of the AD domain i beleive that you can use the ACLs to get auth to work on samba shares [23:48]<cusvjd6>I configured a samba 3.0.22 PDC and it worked just fine. However, we moved the samba pdc to another subnet and now the domain controller won't show up when we browse for it. [23:49]<cusvjd6>we have 2 WINS servers here [23:49]<cusvjd6>one on both subnets [23:49]<cusvjd6>I configured samba to register with the wins servers [23:50]<cusvjd6>a curious fact is that, when the SambaPDC did work, the WINs server was running on NT4 server [23:50]<cusvjd6>but on the new subnet, the WINs server is running on Samba [23:50]<cusvjd6>could that have anything to do with it? [23:52]<||aw>Custom7: usualy you want the PDC to be the wins server [23:53]<||aw>look for wins files in /var/lib/samba and /var/cache/samba, you should be able to delete them and have samba rebuild it for the new subnet [23:55]<cusvjd6>ok, I'll try that. thanks
