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Setting Up A Samba Server with Windows XP Clients


First Setting up the Samba Server:
1) For setting up samba server configure smb.conf file which is usually found under /etc/samba/ directory.

Notes: After changing smb.conf always restart the samba server

Commands to be used:
./smbd stop
./smbd start

2) Changes to be done in the smb.conf file are
Notes:
a) Whenever you modify this file you should run the command "testparm" to check that you have not made any basic syntactic errors.  
b) Read the smb.conf man page to understand the various parts of the file


In the Global section [global] the significant entries are:

[global]
logon drive = p: // Here you can set the drive letter
encrypt passwords = yes

/* To allow only specific hosts who can connect to server below entry is used make sure localhost is added */

hosts allow = IP-address, 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.0

logon home = \\netbiosname\%U // home directories will be mounted as the user logs on.

passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u

wins support = yes //Enable the windows support
dns proxy = no

netbios name = wealhtheow //Set the netbiosname

netbios aliases = rch01 //Set the alias, this is optional


unix password sync = Yes //Sync the unix passwords

logon path = \\rch01\profiles\%U // This will tell the server where to place the home directories

workgroup = rch.uky.edu // Workgroup to be used, all clients should have the same workgroup

os level = 64 // set the OS level

// Below entries are important in order to tell that Samba server is the domain controller
domain logons = yes
pam password change = yes
preferred master = yes
domain master = yes
local master = yes


In the [homes] section the following entries are important :

[homes]
comment = Home Directories
browseable = no
writable = yes
valid users = %S
read only = no
create mode = 0600
directory mode = 0700

logon home = \\rch01\%U // This tells where is the home directory for the user

hide files = /*.pst/


In the [profiles] section the path variable tells where the profiles are to be placed and make sure the directories are created with right names

[profiles]
create mode = 0600
directory mode = 0700
path = /home/samba/profiles/
profile acls = yes
read only = no
writable = yes



Configuring the Windows XP Client:

Notes : Only Windows XP-Professional Edition can join the Domain, it does not work for WindowsXP-Home Edition.

STEPS:

1) Make sure that the workstation belonged to the same workgroup as the server and have a fixed IP address and hostname assigned.

2) Change the registry entry, run the command regedt32 and do the below
a) RequireSignOrSeal Registry hack

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\netlogon\parameters
"RequireSignOrSeal"=dword:00000000

b) Use the Registry Editor and edit the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System\CompatibleRUPSecurity to have the DWORD value of 1

3) Use the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) and enable "Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\User Profiles\Do not check for user ownership of Roaming Profile Folders".

4) Go to MyComputer right click Properties. Go to Change and click on Domain and enter the domain-name you want to join. When joining the domain for the First time enter userid as root and give the samba password. Make sure there is an entry for the root in the smbpasswd (samba password) file.

5) Reboot and then the changes will be effective.

Nur, falls ich das mal brauche :wink:

Im einfachsten Fall einfach als Systemgruppen.
groupadd

Oder in MySQL.

Hä? Beschreib mal bitte genau, was (Eingaben) du womit (Programm) machst.

[PUT #channel.log]

Ich ahne da was...

Schreib mal
PUT #channel.log
Dann klappts bestimmt :wink:

PUT = STOR
GET = RETR

Oder MPUT und MGET für mehrere Dateien
z.b. MPUT *.log

[DefaultRoot ~]

Ja.
Gibt es 1000 Wege - Naja - mir fallen auf die Schnelle nur vier ein...

1. Am einfachsten - Homedir in der /etc/passwd anpassen und DefaultRoot ~ nehmen(wenn ich dich verstanden habe willste das nich)
2. Am besten - Homedir in der Datenbank angeben und mod_sql verwenden
3. Am kompliziertesten - Mit Gruppen arbeiten und DefaultRoot + Gruppe verwenden
4. Am doofsten - Das IfSessions-Modul dafür vergewaltigen
 :lol:

5.  :look) verschieden* Verzeichnis* + Option Nach allen Wörtern suchen

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Bei mir geht es. :?!

Code:

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AllowOverride denies all .ftpaccess files
Entering Passive Mode (****,195,96).
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AllowOverride denies all .ftpaccess files
in dir_check_full(): setting umask to 0111 (was 0000)
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passive data connection opened - local  : ****:50016
passive data connection opened - remote : ****:3197
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http://www.proftpd.de/HowTo__Logging.26.0.html

Da. :wink:

Sorry. War in Eile :oops:

Ja.

Kommt drauf an, was du für ein System bei der Installation wählst, oder nicht?

Ist bei RedHat zumindestens so.

Minimal oder Server oder so

Mag sein.
Dann drücke ich es so aus:

Deine Tasten klemmen.

Und ohne eine konkrete Frage wirst du keine Antwort bekommen, die dir weiterhilft.

So. Ich fliege jetzt in den Urlaub.

Mit so einem bescheuerten Post machst du dir keine Freunde.
 :FAQ:  :RTFM  :look)

Hatte erst Q-DSL home
War mir zu teuer.
Jetzt GMX DSL 8000 (basiert auf T-DSL mit 1 MBit)

Leider habe ich demnächst keine Zeit zum Testen.
Aber wenn es bis KW40 niemand gelöst hat kannste dich nochmal melden.
Dann guck ich mal.

Mein Webserver ist /www, ohne .htaccess, offen für alle.
/www/admin ist nur für mich, hat also .htaccess.
Und /www/admin/myftpadmin ist dann das myFTPAdmin. Hat kein extra .htaccess mehr.

Wenn ich .htaccess lösche, oder myFTPAdmin nach /www/myftpadmin verschiebe, dann geht es einwandfrei.

Gibts da ne Möglichkeit, dass es trotzdem geht?

Danke.

Cu
Wavy

Geht es auch, wenn du nur die .htaccess löschst und  /www/myftpadmin in /www/admin/myftpadmin läßt?