[ale] SAMBA.conf

Wed Jan 9 15:48:16 EST 2002

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Jay
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Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [ale] SAMBA.conf

:
:
: You are dealing with the same thing I just finished! It was a real pain
and
: for the first time I got little help from ALE! Must be the only one
working
: with NT and Linux together! First of all you cannot do NT authentication
: from the standard install with Redhat! It does not include winbindd nor
the
: pam models for samba and winbind to function together. You have to compile
: a custom rpm to install samba with winbind and pam. I will attach mine for
: you at end of e-mail. Once you have the rpm I send you back up your
: smb.conf and from a shell type:
:
: rpm -Uvh samba-2.2.2-20011013.i386.rpm --force this will upgrade all the
: files you will need.
:
: Then you will have to edit lines in /etc/nsswitch and edit lines from:
: passwd:   nisplus
: group:         nisplus
: shadow:   nisplus
:
: TO
:
: passwd:   winbind
: group:         winbind
: shadow:   winbind
:
: Now you will also have to add lines to /etc/pam.d/* and add:
: (back these files up first)
: auth:          sufficient     /lib/security/pam_winbind.so
:
: account required /lib/security/pam_winbind.so
:
:
: Now you need to add your samba box to your domain:
:
: First go to a NT server and in Server manager add the system to the domain
: using the NetBios name you want it to have and be sure to add it as a
: standalone server.
: Now go to your linux box and in console type:
: (edit /etc/hosts to include any Domain Controllers)
:
: smbpasswd -j YOURDOMAIN -r YOURPDC
:
: You should see Joined YOURDOMAIN
:
: Now there are some lines to add to your smb.conf
:
: winbind separator = + (you can use "/" if you want but it can cause
: problems)
: winbind uid = 10000-20000
: winbind gid = 10000-20000
: winbind enum users = yes
: winbind enum groups = yes
: netbios name = whatevenameyouwant
: encrypt passwords = yes
: preferred master = no (Important!!! can cause a lot of trouble if set
: incorrectly
: template shell = /bin/bash (if users will be using telnet)
: workgroup = yourdomain
: security = domain
: password server = *
:
:
: Once you have made all these changes start snmb and nmbd then you will
need
: to start your winbindd daemon located in /usr/sbin (and yes it has 2 "d"s)
:
: after that you should be able to type wbinfo -u in console and see a
: printout of your domain users or wbinfo -g for a list of groups they will
: be in the form of
: YOURDOMAIN+username
: YOURDOMAIN+domain group
:  Now all thats left is to change group permissions to reflect that of the
: Domain group you want to access the directories you are sharing. I do this
: with File Manager you may have another preference but in file manager I
: right click folder, go to properties tab, then click the arrow to expand
: and show groups, and there will be the DOMAIN+Groups for me to choose from
: as well as the local groups of linux.
:
: I hope this helps and I did not leave out a step along the way. The first
: one took me a week to get working. Now I can set one up in minutes.
:
:
: I cannot send the rpm....too big. Let me know if you have an ftp server I
: can send it to you that way or maybe I could place it on an ftp server for
: you to pick up...the latter being a last resort option. Let me know!
:
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:                     "Jay Fox"
:                     <g_j_fox at yahoo       To:     <ale at ale.org>
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:                                          Subject:     [ale] SAMBA.conf
:                     01/09/2002
:                     10:16 AM
:
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:
:
:
: I am new to editing samba.conf.  From a windows box I can see the RedHat
: box
: in net neighborhood.  I double click the icon, I get a username / password
: box, but there doesn't seem to be any username that will grant me access
to
: the share.
:
: I have setup a private directory as follows:
: [SHARENAME]
:     comment = share comment
:     path = /var/www/html
:     valid users    user1 user2
:     public = no
:     writable = yes
:     printable = no
:
: I have tried both to use root to gain access and my windows logon.  My
: windows logon is specified in the valid users as shown above.  How does
: Samba get the windows user info from my Windows PDC?
:
: Thanks,
: Jay
:
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