[Samba] SAMBA 4.14.4 now prompts for userid and password after AIX 7.1 to 7.2 Upgrade

Vaughan, Robert J vaughar2 at gdls.com
Mon Dec 5 18:26:01 UTC 2022


On 05/12/2022 17:25, Vaughan, Robert J via samba wrote:
> On 05/12/2022 15:49, Philip Cunio via samba wrote:
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>> Is there any further information required?
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>> Well, you said that the server that wasn't working, had a different
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>> version of Samba to the ones that did work, so it was presumed that you
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>> had updated the non working machine and that had fixed things.
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>> I presume the server is still not working. You also posted a smb.conf
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>> file, was that the entire '[global]' portion ? If it was, then I am
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>> struggling to understand why any of your Samba machines are working, as
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>> there were no 'idmap config' lines.
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>> Rowland
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> Perhaps he was running an OS-provided Samba package that did not enforce the need for winbind (despite messages logged that it was required for domain members)
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> I had that situation with both Red Hat and Solaris
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> Late in 2021 or early 2022 an upgrade of the OS package finally enforced this
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>> Whilst this is a possibility, I somehow doubt it, the OP refers to 
>> 4.14.5 on the subject line and the winbind requirement came in at 4.8.0

>> I feel we need more info here.
>> What Samba version is running on the working machine ?
>> What version is on the non working machine ?
>> What version were they upgraded from ?

I knew you were going to say that, but I am running a Solaris 11 domain member from OS package Samba that reports version 4.13.8 without winbind with several hundred users right now

And same experience on Red Hat 7 and 8 (reported versions a bit different but newer than 4.8)

It complains about no winbind in the logs but yet it works

Thanks,

Robert Vaughan




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