Re: Samba on CentOS

>     Glad to hear you have it working.

>     Your question about tbdsam kind of stumped me in that I had no
>     idea where samba stored this information.

>     After some searching around, I found out that the tbdsam files are
>     stored in /var/lib/samba/private  (On Centos 6.x at least)

>     But I'm not finding the command you're mentioning, tbdconfig.  Are
>     you sure you're spelling it right?

>     I did stumble across a command you might find useful: pdbedit

>     This will list info on all your samba users:

>     pdbedit -L -v

>     Lee Reynolds
>     Systems Analyst Principal
>     ASU Advanced Computing Center
>     a2c2.asu.edu <http://a2c2.asu.edu>

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>     I used tbdconfig to set my password instead of smbpasswd. I
>     rebooted, and now it works.

>     Thanks,
>     Eric

>     On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 8:59 PM, Eric Cope <eric.cope@gmail.com
>     <mailto:eric.cope@gmail.com><mailto:eric.cope@gmail.com
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>     ok, I ran getenforce. It was "enforcing". I ran setenforce
>     permissive, but I still have the issue.

>     Here is my conf entry:

>     [voltamp]
>        comment = Voltamp File Space on 2
>        valid users = +voltamp
>        path = /voltamp
>        force create mode = 0770
>        force directory mode = 0770
>        create mask = 0007
>        read only = no
>        writable = yes

>      I did the smbpasswd for the user, but I can't find where the user
>     is added. my conf file says it uses the tdbsam, but I don't know
>     much about it.

>     I checked my file permissions, they are set to 770. Any ideas?
>     Thanks,
>     Eric

>     On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Lee Reynolds
>     <Lee.Reynolds@asu.edu
>     <mailto:Lee.Reynolds@asu.edu><mailto:Lee.Reynolds@asu.edu
>     <mailto:Lee.Reynolds@asu.edu>>> wrote:
>     The conf file isn't the only thing you need to copy.  You also
>     need the file(s) that hold the samba passwords.  Where this file
>     is and what it is called has changed in more recent versions of
>     samba, so you'll have to do some looking.  Your smb.conf file
>     should tell you something.  The smbusers file might also need to
>     be copied.

>     Also, as others have mentioned, SELINUX is a hell of a drug.
>      Luckily it can be configured to let samba do its thing.  I did
>     this myself recently and only two changes were required, but don't
>     ask me to repeat them from memory.  There is a tool in KDE that
>     runs in the system tray that tells you when selinux is fussing,
>     and it also provides tips on how to make it be quiet.  This is how
>     I got it working on my laptop.

>     Lee Reynolds
>     Systems Analyst Principal
>     ASU Advanced Computing Center
>     a2c2.asu.edu <http://a2c2.asu.edu><http://a2c2.asu.edu>

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>     <tel:480.458.7434>> (Mobile)

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>     Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 11:21 AM
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>     Subject: Samba on CentOS

>     Hi all,
>     I am trying to get Samba to installed on a CentOS 6.2 machine. I
>     have read-only access working, but when I try to make edits to
>     files, it claims I don't have permissions. I copied my smb.conf
>     file from another machine that had things working, so the conf
>     file should be good.

>     I read some online about SELinux settings. I tried setting a few,
>     but it had no change. Does anyone have any ideas?

>     Thanks,
>     Eric
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