bug 1315 related problems with 3.0.4 and patches
Simo Sorce
idra at samba.org
Wed May 26 13:50:25 GMT 2004
I had a similar problem in a big installation.
Some XP's were working fine, while others had a variable number of
services crashing IF the network cable were attached at boot time and
for the time XP needs to load al libraries/services under the login
screen.
Turned out to be a bug in samba coupled with a misconfiguration.
I had a wrong configuration for group mapping of wellknown domain
groups, basically I forgot to put some attributes in the ldap tree and
some query failed unespectedly. This coupled with a problem in the samr
pipe for group enumeration when no groups are found made some XP's go
nuts.
I thought of a possible fix for this but it is not easy, and it only
show up on wrong configurations afaik.
Hope this helps.
Simo.
On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 15:02, William Baker wrote:
> (more info)
>
> The Workstation service on XP dies during bootup/login. Logon works as
> a local admin, which can then be used to start the Workstation service.
> Once the service is started (manually this time), the local user can
> log out and domain users can log in successfully. The event log has
> little information other than showing that indeed the Workstation
> service was started automatically and died by itself of natural causes.
>
> I may be putting together unrelated problems to come to the erroneous
> conclusion that it is related to bug 1315.
>
> This morning I tried 3.0.5pre1 with the same results, though the results
> could be tainted, as I had shares on a 3.0.4 box which was not the PDC.
> (It should not have been functioning as BDC either.
>
> I'm open to suggestions and knowledgable enough to code, patch, and run
> ethereal. I'm not intimately familiar with Samba's inner workings. I
> have several XP machines which exhibit the problem and I could put
> together a separate test network.
>
> bbaker
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