Did you try with privileges also?
If you make it idiot proof, somebody will build a better idiot.
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jorgeavm wrote:
After trying a lot of things with no results, this solved my problems:
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Access Rights Manager
. Then in shared folder
click folder and then privilages and acl as needed.donh wrote:
I asume your users and groups show inAccess Rights Manager
. Then inshared folder
click folder and then privilages and acl as needed
getent passwd
Does that show your users? If so look at the uid numbers. Are they less than 60000? If greater either edit /etc/login.defs
or look at the setting in my smb.conf. security = user
to the SMB options. This bypasses the kerberos checks and authenticates logins against the local list - which is already synced successfully with FreeIPA. Windows machines can then use an IPA domain user's credentials to access SMB shares.The post was edited 1 time, last by akujinnoninjin: (Clarified "got 'it' working") ().
donh wrote:
Your welcome. So everything works now?
Do you think add your fix to "Failed to read keytab [default]: No such file or directory" to the script would work?
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