Re: Samba

From: Scot L. Harris (webid_at_cfl.rr.com)
Date: 07/29/04

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    Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 11:28:48 -0400
    
    

    On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 10:42, Marcelo Magno wrote:
    > Could anyone point me some kind of documentation where I can
    > find a easy way to configure samba as a member server with just one
    > share that is read/write enable for everyone that is in my windows
    > domain?
    >
    > The scenery is: I have one windows domain all ready set up and
    > running, with a DC and w2k boxes ans xp boxes already log on this
    > domain. What I need is to provide one file server that anyone in this
    > domain can access.
    >
    > The problem is that I tryed to manage configuring samba with
    > SWAT but I got stuck on the permissions problem. I'm wondering if there
    > is a way to configure permissions to everyone at on time, without the
    > need to configure one account in the linux box, for each account in the
    > windows domain.
    >
    > Best Regards,
    > Marcelo Magno

    I believe this is doable.

    You need to configure smb.conf with:

    security = domain
    workgroup = nameofdomain

    You will then need to join the samba server to your windows domain. On
    the domain controller add a machine account for your samba server.
    (been a long time since I did any of that so I don't remember the
    details)

    On the samba server you need to run:

    net rpc join -U Administrator%password

    (note: the password above is the domain admins password)

    I believe you will still need to create a unix account for each user but
    you can set them to /bin/false for the shell. I think these are only
    needed so the UIDs can be set on the unix side. The authentication
    should be done by the domain controller.

    I think that will do it. Hopefully one of the real samba experts will
    chime in.

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