Samba login fails
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I setup an Samba server and I tried to connect to it from a machine in the same VLAN, I can see the shares, and it asks me for a password but after that it fails with the following 2 lines in the LOG:
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725300, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1825(lookup_global_sam_rid)
Can't find a unix id for an unmapped group
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725317, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1535(pdb_default_sid_to_id)
SID S-1-5-21-3363938291-73671434-3978610123-513 belongs to our domain, but
there is no corresponding object in the database.
Does anyone know what this is and why? As on other servers I setup with basically the same [global] section I don't have that issue.
The machine I use is a CentOS 7.4 machine with the standard Samba server. And a Windows 7 SP1 VM to connect to the shares.
I did add the: "ntlm auth = yes " option. Otherwise we had issues with Windows 10. But is there a simular option required for Windows 7 machines in the combination?
Thanks
centos windows login smb
asked May 29 at 13:51
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I setup an Samba server and I tried to connect to it from a machine in the same VLAN, I can see the shares, and it asks me for a password but after that it fails with the following 2 lines in the LOG:
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725300, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1825(lookup_global_sam_rid)
Can't find a unix id for an unmapped group
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725317, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1535(pdb_default_sid_to_id)
SID S-1-5-21-3363938291-73671434-3978610123-513 belongs to our domain, but
there is no corresponding object in the database.
Does anyone know what this is and why? As on other servers I setup with basically the same [global] section I don't have that issue.
The machine I use is a CentOS 7.4 machine with the standard Samba server. And a Windows 7 SP1 VM to connect to the shares.
I did add the: "ntlm auth = yes " option. Otherwise we had issues with Windows 10. But is there a simular option required for Windows 7 machines in the combination?
Thanks
centos windows login smb
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
Did you dosmbpasswd -a usernameand set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?
– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37
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I setup an Samba server and I tried to connect to it from a machine in the same VLAN, I can see the shares, and it asks me for a password but after that it fails with the following 2 lines in the LOG:
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725300, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1825(lookup_global_sam_rid)
Can't find a unix id for an unmapped group
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725317, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1535(pdb_default_sid_to_id)
SID S-1-5-21-3363938291-73671434-3978610123-513 belongs to our domain, but
there is no corresponding object in the database.
Does anyone know what this is and why? As on other servers I setup with basically the same [global] section I don't have that issue.
The machine I use is a CentOS 7.4 machine with the standard Samba server. And a Windows 7 SP1 VM to connect to the shares.
I did add the: "ntlm auth = yes " option. Otherwise we had issues with Windows 10. But is there a simular option required for Windows 7 machines in the combination?
Thanks
centos windows login smb
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
I setup an Samba server and I tried to connect to it from a machine in the same VLAN, I can see the shares, and it asks me for a password but after that it fails with the following 2 lines in the LOG:
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725300, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1825(lookup_global_sam_rid)
Can't find a unix id for an unmapped group
[2018/02/19 11:21:07.725317, 5]
../source3/passdb/pdb_interface.c:1535(pdb_default_sid_to_id)
SID S-1-5-21-3363938291-73671434-3978610123-513 belongs to our domain, but
there is no corresponding object in the database.
Does anyone know what this is and why? As on other servers I setup with basically the same [global] section I don't have that issue.
The machine I use is a CentOS 7.4 machine with the standard Samba server. And a Windows 7 SP1 VM to connect to the shares.
I did add the: "ntlm auth = yes " option. Otherwise we had issues with Windows 10. But is there a simular option required for Windows 7 machines in the combination?
Thanks
centos windows login smb
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
asked May 29 at 13:51
SHLelieveld
1191213
1191213
Did you dosmbpasswd -a usernameand set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?
– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37
add a comment |Â
Did you dosmbpasswd -a usernameand set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?
– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37
Did you do
smbpasswd -a username and set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Did you do
smbpasswd -a username and set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37
add a comment |Â
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Did you do
smbpasswd -a usernameand set a samba password for whatever user you are connecting as?– ivanivan
May 29 at 17:09
Yes I've added 3 users that way, but all 3 cannot connect.
– SHLelieveld
Jun 4 at 9:37