Problem with User Manager and latest SAMBA_TNG cvs code

[Russel Ingram]

"Russel H. Ingram" wrote:

> Matthew Geddes wrote:
> >
> > "Russel H. Ingram" wrote:
> >
> > > I just downloaded, compiled, and installed the latest cvs SAMBA_TNG code
> > > to run an experimental Samba PDC today.  I have successfully joined the
> > > domain with both WinNT 4.0 Workstations but can no longer view either
> > > the domain users or the local group members.  Using the User Manager for
> > > Domains I am unable to see the domain groups and users for lack of
> > > priviledges.  Using the User Manager I am unable to access the groups
> > > from even the local administrator account.  When trying to access the
> > > local groups the User Manager complains of a lost connection to the
> > > domain.  I compiled it --with-automount --with-quotas --with-profiles on
> > > Linux kernel version 2.2.14.  I'm running all of the daemons except for
> > > spoolssd (no printers setup on the server yet).
> >
> > What do the logs say? I had some problems with the --with-profiles
> > configure option. Luke knows more details. Then again, Luke knows ALL the
> > details about ALL things.
> >
> > Matt
>
> Which log should I be looking in and what degug level should samba be
> set at?
>
> --Russ
>
> Russel Ingram           | "In a world without fences, who needs Gates?"
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Ok, I tried recompiling without the --with-profiles option to see if it made a
difference.  It didn't.  Here is the exact message I get from the User Manager
when trying to access the local admin group, "The connection to the domain
controller has been disconnected.  Either restart User Manager or use the Select
Domain menu item to reestablish the connection."  Note that this is from the
User Manager not User Manager for Domains and it is while being logged in as
administrator on the local machine.  I have also changed the debug level to 100
in the smb.conf file to see if anything unusual shows up in the logs.  All logs
simply logged that they were started.  Any other ideas?


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Russel Ingram
Network Manager
Albany County Public Library
E-Mail: ringram at will.state.wy.us