AW: [Samba] user root is not accepted anymore

Andreas Lindenbauer andreas.lindenbauer at Salamander.at
Mon Oct 21 12:29:01 GMT 2002


Hi !

Try using: "smbpasswd" (being logged in as root) and enter the newly changed
root-password.
When changing the password with "passwd", then smb-Password isn't
automatically changed.

Kind regards

Andreas Lindenbauer
EDV-Technik

Salamander in Austria GmbH
Zeleborgasse 21
A-1120 Wien
Tel.: +43 1 815 85 08 - 43

mailto:andreas.lindenbauer at salamander.at



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Gesendet: Montag, 21. Oktober 2002 13:59
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Betreff: [Samba] user root is not accepted anymore


Hi,

we're using samba 2.2.1.a on a SuSE Linux box.
After changing the root password, root is not able to login anymore.
Neither with the new nor the old password.
We reinstalled samba and changed every file in /etc/samba.
Every other user is accepted.
We never used smbpasswd.

Now we're a little bit confused because we changed the root's password on a
identical machine and do not have the same effect.
Is there anybody who has got an idea?

Regards, Rudi


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