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[00:11]<nycnfdv>anyone here good with cups and can answer questions or can direct me to the proper group
[00:13]<nycnfdv>i can see in cups the printout is gone from the que
[00:13]<nycnfdv>now my url is the same as is it on my other server which is working fine but after the file is gone from the que it says: print file sent, waiting for the printer to finish
[00:14]<nycnfdv>sorry
[00:14]<nycnfdv>]the printer state: idle, accepting jobs....... Print file sent,, waiting for printer to finish .... ??????
[00:15]<zyacnsv>three linux boxes can print to a windows printer just fine via smb. the fourth logs "Can not get ticket cache for <user>" and "Tree connect failed". The same linux box that isn't working was working until we upgraded printserver from 98 to XP. any help? (already modified to smb://guest@host/PRN_NAME)
[00:36]<nycnfdv>i am getting access denied XP boxes wants to print via linux server
[00:54]<wry>samba-3.0.9-1.3E.1.x86_64: Not supposed to be part of a domain. Workgroup only. I'm getting this error:
[00:54]<wry>find_domain_master_name_query_fail:
[00:54]<wry> Unable to find the Domain Master Browser name xyz...
[00:55]<wry>Should I set domain master = no ? there SHOULD be no other pdc or otherwise on this network.
[00:56]<sayj>izzyb, I push the WINS server through dhcp like you mentioned earlier
[00:56]<sayj>and I only have 4 machines that have file sharing that use samba
[00:56]<wry>It seems logical that we should set all the 'domain' vars to no if we don't use domains..
[00:57]<sayj>but i still want t WINS server so that windows users can ping each other and the file servers via netbios name
[01:02]<uzcfn|wjzc>ok.. I have an issue with some samba machine in an AD domain..
[01:02]<uzcfn|wjzc>one machine samba linux machine can be connected to fine from other windows systems
[01:03]<uzcfn|wjzc>the other 3 report errors of "Failed to verify incoming ticket!"
[01:03]<uzcfn|wjzc>all were setup as security= ads and a net ads join -U Administrator performed on the box
[01:03]<uzcfn|wjzc>and while trying to fix one of them I somehow managed to get the AD confused and thinks it's now a domain controller and I can't remove the computer from the domain
[01:11]<mjg>Is pam_winbind's require_membership_of parameter configurable in a pam script?
[01:13]<mjg>IE: can I do this? auth required /usr/local/lib/pam_winbind.so require_membership_of=window_group_here
[01:13]<mjg>I've tried exactly that in a pam script but it's still allowing users without that group to login
[01:17]<-- rfgw_yjggsru xrs>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/ <- 3,400,000,000+ users can't be wrong")
[01:19]<nycnfdv>what is the meaning of this: WARNING: The "only user" option is deprecated
[01:20]<deed2>scio, I don't think wins is the answer for you then. If I recall, wins only collects lists of servers that have something to share.
[01:21]<deed2>I think that what you are looking for is a dynamic dns server that works with your dhcp serverr
[01:21]<deed2>I know there are a few options out there, but I've never set something like that up before
[01:23]<deed2>you wouldn't be pinging based on netbios names though, they'd be dns names
[01:24]<deed2>from a windows box, it should be the same thing though
[01:26]<mjg>Does pam_winbind.so actually allow access based on group membership?
[01:29]<nycnfdv>i am also getting this error when running testparm: the passwd program () requires a %u parameter
[01:29]<deed2>%u is replace with the users name that is requesting the password change
[01:30]<deed2>so you'd put %u in your command line where you'd add the users name
[01:30]<deed2>Not sure what the only user is about. Where in the config file do you use it?
[01:31]<wry>Im using user=level auth, and want only simple Workgroup (no domain). I want Samba to be a local master browser. I set' os level = 99'.. Do i need to set 'domain master = no' ?
[01:32]<deed2>xai I think the domain master=no is default, but it doesn't hurt to put it in there
[01:32]<deed2>it's a good visual prompt if nothing else
[01:32]<sayj>in samba what is the highest my os level can be? os level = 99 is that the highest value?
[01:33]<deed2>you may also want prefered master=yes if you want your server to always be the local master
[01:33]<deed2>causes samba to force an election if it somehow looses local master status
[01:33]<nycnfdv>izzyb i am looking around smb with a magnifying glass, because of my printing problems
[01:34]<wry>izzyb: i see it as yes in the defaults.. I keep forgetting everyone wants domains these days, but I workgroups are already too much :)
[01:34]<deed2>scio I think 99 is more then enough. If I recall all of MS' oses report a much lower number
[01:35]<deed2>I see oslevel=69 frequently with no reports of problems
[01:35]<wry>izzyb: i'll try to lower that to 69, which is a nice number.
[01:36]<deed2>xai, I could be wrong, but I always thought it defaulted to no for domain master
[01:36]<deed2>if you see it as yes when you do a testparm, then putting domain master=no should fixe it
[01:36]<deed2>eikelmt, what type of printing problem do you have?
[01:37]<deed2>oh, cups based problem
[01:37]<deed2>sorry, Ive never done cups with samba
[01:37]<deed2>always lprng
[01:37]<deed2>what does google say?
[01:38]<deed2>I'm sure it's a common configuration soo there must be a howto or two out there
[01:38]<nycnfdv>well i have no problems browsing the network from XP clients and see the printer and install, but as soon as installed I have an error saying cannot connect to printer , access denied
[01:38]<deed2>this is via samba
[01:38]<nycnfdv>yes it is
[01:39]<deed2>sounds like you don't have the correct permisions for your samba print queues
[01:39]<deed2>or the printer share
[01:40]<nycnfdv>when i am looking at /var/spool/cups i can it is own by root , group= sys and root is the only user -rw
[01:40]<deed2>http://www.google.com/search?q=samba%20cups%20access%20denied&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
[01:41]<deed2>there's lots off links to similar problems, that's probably a good starting point
[01:43]<deed2>eikelmt, samba has it's own spool directory. I think /var/spool/samba or something
[01:44]<deed2>it spools to a script which sends the job to your print system
[01:44]<nycnfdv>yes i see it : rwxrwxrwx
[01:45]<nycnfdv>yes i see it : rwxrwxrwt
[01:45]<nycnfdv>sorry
[01:45]<deed2>np
[01:45]<deed2>that's wide open so shouldn't be permisions on the spool dir
[01:45]<nycnfdv>i know
[01:45]<deed2>could be the script or samba permisions
[01:46]<deed2>I'd check that google link. seems to be lots of discussion on the problem and examples of config files to work with
[01:48]<deed2>another thing to check is if you have a guest user account and what access it has. If I recall, samba printing requres guest access
[01:51]<nycnfdv>i am looking at smb.conf right now so let me ask some quick questions while i am looking, can I
[01:54]<wry>izzyb: you could be rightm but maybe redhat has a different idea of their defaults.. I get this domain error:
[01:55]<wry>Unable to find the Domain Master Browser name XXX<1b> for the workgroup XXX
[01:56]<nycnfdv>in smb.conf : printer = minolta this is in the global section, is this the shared printer name
[02:05]<nycnfdv>izzyb i can see the printer in smb.conf : printer =minolta | printable = yes| writeable=yes|public=yes| but there is no guest ok =yes
[04:00]<ppjsjpv>hey
[04:00]<ppjsjpv>how can I mount a SMB drive?
[04:01]<ppjsjpv>or SMB share
[04:03]<nycnfdv>from where
[04:03]<ppjsjpv>Ubuntu\Server01
[04:03]<ppjsjpv>from my Laptop
[04:04]<ppjsjpv>same network
[04:04]<ppjsjpv>it requires auth
[04:05]<nycnfdv>are you running samba on the ubuntu\Server01 and what are you running on the laptop
[04:06]<djrwjd2fn>morning/afternoon/whatever all
[04:06]<ppjsjpv>ubuntu is the samba server
[04:06]<ppjsjpv>the laptop runs kubuntu too
[04:06]<nycnfdv>you need to be register user both in linux and samba with access to the share
[04:07]<ppjsjpv>and on the laptop I want to be able to mount it as a drive
[04:07]<nycnfdv>use smb4k to browse the network
[04:07]<ppjsjpv>I did
[04:07]<nycnfdv>and then ???
[04:08]<ppjsjpv>when I try to mount it as normal user it says something about suid and smbmnt
[04:08]<ppjsjpv>and as root it crashes :S
[04:08]<nycnfdv>yes root is not a samba user

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