[TriLUG] Samba-3 + PDC+LDAP Question
Matt Pusateri
mpusateri at wickedtrails.com
Sat Sep 11 19:33:33 EDT 2004
> Thanks - I will try that on Monday and let you know. I know what you
> mean - I have RTFM'd everything I could find on the web and nothing
> worked exactly as described unless you had the same os, kernel,
> packages, room temperature... :-)
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
>
> Marty Ferguson wrote:
>
>> Mark Fowle wrote:
>>
>>> Has anyone worked with the Samba 3/PDC+LDAP configuration? I have a
>>> configuration where I have LDAP on one server and
>>> samba on the other - both sides see each other, at least until I have
>>> to join a windows XP machine to the domain - then it suddenly
>>> can't find either root or Administrator --- (I don't have access to
>>> my smb.conf file right now, otherwise I'd post it...) I think
>>> it's looking for the root entry in the smbpasswd file (which is
>>> there) but I have my passdb backend setup for tdbsam
>>> ldapsam:ldap://127.0.0.1
>>>
>>> If I try to mount a share from the linux server, I can give it
>>> root/password or Administrator/password and have no problems...
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Mark
>>>
>> If I were to shoot from the hip and wager a guess, I would say that
>> the XP machine may kicking off the
>> master-browser election across the SMB domain, and probably has the
>> highest Master Browser "os level"
>>
>> There's some GUI interface you can use on the windows boxes to block
>> them from ever attempting
>> to start an election. It's been quite a while, and I don't remember
>> how I did it, but as I recall, I had
>> similar symptoms a couple of years ago, and this technique of
>> disabling master-browser campaigning worked..
>>
>> After all, it's windows. Just keep experimenting untill something
>> works. But don't bother to write it down, because
>> the next time, the same methods won't procure the same results :)
>>
>> Marty
Mark could you describe your setup a little better. It seams you have two
linux boxes one serving Samba and the other LDAP? Which box can do what?
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