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Clark Mr Philip | 1 Aug 2003 01:12
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winbind on Solaris 2.5.1 not working.

Ok folks,
Here is the deal.  I have posted to the news groups several times and gotten
not a single thing.  I have been trying since march to get 2.2.8a working on
sol2.5.1 with winbind to do the authentication but it has failed miserably.
Winbindd starts but fails to create the /tmp/.winbindd/pipe file and bombs
like a daisycutter.  But if I run winbindd like this " truss -aefo /tmp/file
winbindd &"  it creates the /tmp/.winbindd/pipe and runs but fails to
authenticate.  I think this could be the libnss_winbindd.so file failing but
not sure.  Without running winbindd in truss it fails with a broken pipe
imediatly after attempting to connect on port 445 in the log.winbindd.  I
really need some help with this and please dont tell me to upgrade to a
newer version of solaris as this is a constraint established by US MARINE
CORP.  Although I have it working perfectly on solaris 2.7 but i cant use
it.

Philip Clark
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Brent Addis | 1 Aug 2003 01:27

winbind, pam_stack and debian

Hey all

Im trying to get a samba pc reading passwords off a windows pdc for
authorising user shares.

The howtos all say to use pam_stack.so for this however it does not
exist in debian (its a redhat thing).

is there a workaround for this?

Thanks!
Brent

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Marcus Schopen | 1 Aug 2003 01:44
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Re: hide files

ipguy wrote:

> yes, use the veto files option like this...
> 
> veto files = /.recycle/*.mp3/*.divx/*.eml/

but then you can't share the files anymore. They don't exist anymore.

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Jeremy Allison | 1 Aug 2003 01:52
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Re: winbind on Solaris 2.5.1 not working.

On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 04:12:05PM -0700, Clark Mr Philip wrote:
> Ok folks,
> Here is the deal.  I have posted to the news groups several times and gotten
> not a single thing.  I have been trying since march to get 2.2.8a working on
> sol2.5.1 with winbind to do the authentication but it has failed miserably.
> Winbindd starts but fails to create the /tmp/.winbindd/pipe file and bombs
> like a daisycutter.  But if I run winbindd like this " truss -aefo /tmp/file
> winbindd &"  it creates the /tmp/.winbindd/pipe and runs but fails to
> authenticate.  I think this could be the libnss_winbindd.so file failing but
> not sure.  Without running winbindd in truss it fails with a broken pipe
> imediatly after attempting to connect on port 445 in the log.winbindd.  I
> really need some help with this and please dont tell me to upgrade to a
> newer version of solaris as this is a constraint established by US MARINE
> CORP.  Although I have it working perfectly on solaris 2.7 but i cant use
> it.

If this is a critical installation you might do better paying a support
company - prahaps Sun themselves, for help.

Jeremy.
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Joel Hammer | 1 Aug 2003 02:11

Re: General Samba Printer Admin question

Depending on your printing system, ldp.perms might be a place to look.
Joel

On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 11:22:49AM -0400, Helen Nulty wrote:
> How do you handle general samba print job administration?
> Anyone have print command scripts to share?
> 
> We would like our printer admins to be able to "pause" and
> "resume" printing.  Now we get "Error processing command"
> when "Pause Printing" is attempted from an NT workstation.
> I presume this is because the admin lacks authority to
> execute the lppause/lpresume commands.  Ours are:
>     lp -d %p -%j -H hold
>     lp -d %p -%j -H resume
> 
> 
> Any suggestions will be appreciated.
> 
> Helen
> 
> 
> Other pertinent details:
> samba version 2.2.8a
> solaris 2.8
> smb.conf:
> 
> # Global parameters
>  [global]
>          workgroup = UNCSPH
>          netbios name = BIANCA
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Marcus Schopen | 1 Aug 2003 04:08
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hide files

Hi,

I read  Volker Lendecke's *great* Samba book, but can't find an answer 
to the following question:

is it possible to hide, but read and write to files in a share? I'm not 
talking about "hide files", because these files are still viewable on 
windows (if option is set on client).

The "veto files" option seems just to denie the access, so these files 
are not read and writable anymore.

I'm looking for something that is like apache's browseable option for 
directories. You can't see what's in a directory, but can access via URL 
_if you know the URL_. Or in other words: I want to share a directory 
with read and write permissions, but don't want people to see what's in 
this directory. In best case it should look like an empty directory, but 
still be able to access (read+write) to file like 
\\server\share\whatever.txt

Is that possible and if yes how?

Thanks
Marcus

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Marcus Schopen | 1 Aug 2003 04:19
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chattr +a <file>

Hi,

I want to apanding write access to a file a samba share. Is something 
like "chattr +a <file>" for a file in samba share possible? If I set 
"chattr +a <file>" on a file, it's not possible e.g. to write with a 
"echo test >> \\server\share\file" to this file from the windows client. 
Is there something like "chattr +a" for the smb.conf.

Thanks
Marcus

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John H Terpstra | 1 Aug 2003 04:47
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Re: hide files

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, Marcus Schopen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I read  Volker Lendecke's *great* Samba book, but can't find an answer
> to the following question:
>
> is it possible to hide, but read and write to files in a share? I'm not
> talking about "hide files", because these files are still viewable on
> windows (if option is set on client).
>
> The "veto files" option seems just to denie the access, so these files
> are not read and writable anymore.
>
> I'm looking for something that is like apache's browseable option for
> directories. You can't see what's in a directory, but can access via URL
> _if you know the URL_. Or in other words: I want to share a directory
> with read and write permissions, but don't want people to see what's in
> this directory. In best case it should look like an empty directory, but
> still be able to access (read+write) to file like
> \\server\share\whatever.txt
>
> Is that possible and if yes how?

Yes. Use Unix file system permissions as you should. Read chapter 13 of
the Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf file that can be obtained from:

http://us1.samba.org/samba/devl/docs/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf

Basically, you need to set the directory permissions to write and execute,
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John H Terpstra | 1 Aug 2003 04:51
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Re: chattr +a <file>

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, Marcus Schopen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to apanding write access to a file a samba share. Is something
> like "chattr +a <file>" for a file in samba share possible? If I set
> "chattr +a <file>" on a file, it's not possible e.g. to write with a
> "echo test >> \\server\share\file" to this file from the windows client.
> Is there something like "chattr +a" for the smb.conf.

No. Samba does not provide total replacement for Unix file and directory
handling. Samba works transparently with Unix file system permissions and
behaviour.

You can use chattr within the operating system, Samba does not provide a
chattr tool.

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Marcus Schopen | 1 Aug 2003 05:35
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Re: hide files

John H Terpstra wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, Marcus Schopen wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>I read  Volker Lendecke's *great* Samba book, but can't find an answer
>>to the following question:
>>
>>is it possible to hide, but read and write to files in a share? I'm not
>>talking about "hide files", because these files are still viewable on
>>windows (if option is set on client).
>>
>>The "veto files" option seems just to denie the access, so these files
>>are not read and writable anymore.
>>
>>I'm looking for something that is like apache's browseable option for
>>directories. You can't see what's in a directory, but can access via URL
>>_if you know the URL_. Or in other words: I want to share a directory
>>with read and write permissions, but don't want people to see what's in
>>this directory. In best case it should look like an empty directory, but
>>still be able to access (read+write) to file like
>>\\server\share\whatever.txt
>>
>>Is that possible and if yes how?
> 
> 
> Yes. Use Unix file system permissions as you should. Read chapter 13 of
> the Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf file that can be obtained from:
>
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