On Sun, Jun 08, 2003 at 09:44:05PM -0500, Todd Pytel wrote:
> Zeus/Phoenix
>
> NIS: should have entries in nsswitch.conf to get their uid/gid info from
> Hydra
> NFS: it's so easy... too bad it's so insecure...
> Samba: should be set to "security=server" and have "password server =
> H
Thanks Todd - I really appreaciate the work you've put in ;-)
On (08/06/03 21:44), Todd Pytel wrote:
> OK, here's what I think should work. Bear in mind that
> 1) This is a pretty ugly business, and usually takes a lot of
> testing to iron out. The following should give a rough outline to star
Clive,
OK, here's what I think should work. Bear in mind that
1) This is a pretty ugly business, and usually takes a lot of
testing to iron out. The following should give a rough outline to start
with.
2) This suggestion is not really suitable for a professional
installation - it's not particul
On (08/06/03 18:29), Todd Pytel wrote:
> You need to be more specific about how things are set up, specifically
> the Samba security level (share, user, domain, etc.). Generally
> speaking, Samba and NIS don't really go together. Samba, in most
> setups (there are many possibilities), authenticat
On (08/06/03 18:36), Todd Pytel wrote:
> What are you showing here? Are "Hydra" and "Hydra_SAMBA_" different
> machines? Why the "-B" with no address? nmblookup will broadcast by
> default. I think what you see below is the system trying to resolve
> Hydra_SAMBA_ into an IP address as the argume
What are you showing here? Are "Hydra" and "Hydra_SAMBA_" different
machines? Why the "-B" with no address? nmblookup will broadcast by
default. I think what you see below is the system trying to resolve
Hydra_SAMBA_ into an IP address as the argument to "-B", i.e. you're not
specifying a lookup
Clive,
You need to be more specific about how things are set up, specifically
the Samba security level (share, user, domain, etc.). Generally
speaking, Samba and NIS don't really go together. Samba, in most
setups (there are many possibilities), authenticates its users against
the smbpasswd file
On (08/06/03 22:43), Clive Menzies wrote:
> I've been round in several circles in the last 24 hours without success.
> Looking through the docs and googling provided numerous ideas as to the
> source of the problem but various fixes failed to sort this particular
> problem:
>
> I've recently set-u
Hi
I've been round in several circles in the last 24 hours without success.
Looking through the docs and googling provided numerous ideas as to the
source of the problem but various fixes failed to sort this particular
problem:
I've recently set-up a network with 3 servers running NFS and Samba.
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