> to /usr/local/samba/ because that makes upgrades / downgrades in the > retry i would start with a rpm-spec with %files pointing > proper start from scratch and "rm -rf" is better and in case of a > when working without packaging which would remove orphaned files 'winbindd' binary used on a domain member, this by its self is worthĪm um 16:51 schrieb Rowland Penny via samba: Into the 'samba' binary has been replaced by the same separate Have been a lot of improvements, one of them is the 'winbind' built I think your problem is being caused by the OS not knowing your usersīut before you do that, UPGRADE your Samba version. > path = /usr/local/samba/var/locks/sysvol
> path = /usr/local/samba/var/locks/sysvol/ /scripts > server role = active directory domain controller Also, I don't have this problem voor sysvol or > on the Windows site I checked a possible active group policy, but To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the I have been browsing the web for hours, but it doesn not seem to be a typical problem.
One other thing is that the administration of the shares behaves unstable when I have IPv6 enabled, so that is disabled now. For the latter I do not get any ACL configuration.Īm I supposed to do a manual setfacl for my own shares? I did see a difference when I do a getfacl for those folders as opposed to the ones I created. I added the correct privilege to the administrators group.The default shares like netlogon and sysvol do show the Security tab. I was able to add a Windows 7 Pro workstation to the domain and I see the shares I added in smb.conf (with only the path and the read only setting to "no"), but on those shares I miss the Security tab. One difference is that I used the Internal DNS server as opposed to the external one.
I followed the installation instructions on to install Samba 4.1.13.
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