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How do I change my default shell on a domain account

I asked about this in the #suse channel on Freenode, and Miuku suggested the same as Arul, however, he mentioned two things, if I were using a Windows domain I could set the loginShell attribute. ...
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Windows 10: AD Domain Admin with missing rights?

Look like it's a problem between 'User Account Control' and the 'Built-in Administrator' account. I had the same issue and this worked for me: Win + R and type 'secpol.msc' for open the Local ...
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How to configure Samba to work with Windows 10 1709?

For security reasons Microsoft has disabled the SMB 2 guest access. You are right that you can change the Windows settings to allow the guest access to the samba share. https://tech.nicolonsky.ch/...
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How many FSMO roles are there?

The standard answer that Windows admins have given to this question is five: Schema Master (One per forest) Domain Naming Master (One per forest) PDC Emulator (One per domain) RID Master (One per ...
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Use NTLMv2 Authentication with Samba

Supposedly, Samba's defaults match the following values, but I had to set them explicitly: lanman auth = no ntlm auth = yes client lanman auth = no
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Difference between durable file handles, resilient file handles and persistent file handles

Durable handles are part of SMB 2.0 Resilient handles are part of SMB 2.1 Persistent handles are part of SMB 2.2 which is now called SMB3 My main references for the following are: https://wiki.samba....
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How do I change my default shell on a domain account

I had exactly the same issue. Since not all machines in my domain have zsh installed, and since I did not want to affect all users, I ended up putting in my .bashrc: if [ -x /usr/bin/zsh ]; then ...
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Samba 4: domain joined, but all users are mapped to nobody, and shares are inaccessible from Windows clients

I've found the core problem: a missing package. Unfortunately it's not easy to get right: here is the final, working configuration (thanks to Rowland Penny from samba.org): get sure you installed all ...
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How to rename a user in samba4 domain?

Assuming we use Ubuntu and Samba 4 is configured as a DC (Active Directory Domain Controller) and we want to change the user with name Old User and login olduser. To just rename a users login name, we ...
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Samba, Windows ACLs and unwanted executable bit

From the Samba manual: Consequently, there is no use for any of the three Unix executable bits that are present on a file in a Samba disk share. DOS files, however, have their own attributes ...
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How to log if a user removes a file from samba share

It seems like the vfs_full_audit feature should get you the required info: Based on instructions found here I think you should get it to work like this, Add the following to smb.conf and restart ...
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Samba not working on LAN without internet connection

I get the exact same situation as yours -- Samba in LAN works well when WAN port is up, but is painfully slow if WAN port is down. I finally figured out why with tcpdump. Samba tries to resolve its ...
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Samba 4.9.0 ./configure lmdb error

The actual dependency to install (for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 / CentOS 7 / Scientific Linux 7) is lmdb-devel. Rather than following some random tutorial for a now EOL version of Samba, you might ...
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Why can users delete files on Samba share when they apparently don't have permission to do so?

Ok, I'll try to sum it up here and give you a quick explanation about how Linux permissions work (without including ACLs) and why they work like that: First in short to give the answer: to delete a ...
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How can Samba be configured to use LDAP for authentication only?

I assume that you want to run Samba in simple WinNT-compatible domain controller mode, not the full Active Directory mode. First you have to understand that SMB authentication is based on a NTLM ...
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Windows 10: AD Domain Admin with missing rights?

Just had this issue on a few computers I administer. In case it helps anyone: PCs built from scratch with Windows 10 (education edition) using Lite Touch Installation from Windows server - the issue ...
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Allow self password change using LDAP(s) with Samba4

"unicodePwd" field or attribute can contains only password under unicode form and encoded with base64: Password to set : MyNewPassw0rd Encoding this password to push it into "unicodePwd&...
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Difference between durable file handles, resilient file handles and persistent file handles

More about persistent handles...Persistent handles are available across several servers of the same cluster. When one server goes down for any reason, the client machine can semi-transparently ...
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connect to smb share with root access

Arguments for the valid users parameter must be comma-separated. Also, notice that you typed "writable" instead of writeable. And, because writeable is the inverted synonym of read only, ...
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Use NTLMv2 Authentication with Samba

Check the Windows registry for the key: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\LmCompatibilityLevel If this is set to 0 then Windows will try to connect only using NTLMv1. I have seen this ...
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How to configure Samba to work with Windows 10 1709?

To work I needed to add in my smb.conf server min protocol = SMB2_10 client min protocol = SMB2 client max protocol = SMB3 ntlm auth = yes
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nmb won't announce samba shares

You have SMBv1 turned off (as it should be, it is very insecure) and SMBv1 is required for Network Browsing. Try installing this: https://github.com/christgau/wsdd It will allow your Windows clients ...
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FreeRADIUS using Active Directory integration broken without any traces

Check the permissions of the winbind privileged pipe - the user that FreeRADIUS runs as needs to be able to access it. You probably need to add your FreeRADIUS user into the winbindd_priv group, and ...
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Samba4 & Active Directory Kerberos [Cannot contact any KDC for realm 'INTERNAL.CORP.COM' while getting initial credentials

Searching a little bit more I found a solution to my problem. As posted here, all I needed to do was changing my samba configuration: /etc/samba/smb.conf Where I added this line into the [global] ...
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smbd processes in uninterruptable sleep

I have a similar configuration with an AD joined server sharing from zfs, and have experienced the 'sleep' issue in FreeBSD 10.1 and 11.0, and several versions of Samba 3 and 4. I began to notice the ...
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Samba configuration for public shares

I had to remember to do one other thing before I could get this to work... it was to make sure the permissions on my shared unix directory were read/write for the nobody user or the nogroup group. ...
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wbinfo -u does not show AD users (is empty)

Try to add the following line to your smb.conf: client ldap sasl wrapping = plain It seems as this has caused some trouble lately.
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Samba4 Bind9 client registration as A Host

Samba has the capability to automatically update the BIND zone files via Kerberos. You have to configure bind with auto update. Check this article for full configuration and integration between ...
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How to know the service name of a samba server

From a Linux host, I would install the smbclient package and use /usr/bin/smbclient to list the shares from man smbclient -L|--list This option allows you to look at what services are ...
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