S4 Probs..

[Andrew Bartlett]

On Mon, 2012-01-23 at 14:03 +0100, Collen wrote:
> Hi, sorry for the slow response.
> 
> well i (sort off) got it to work.
> it turned out that fedora 16 had some old libs
> (tevent 0.9.13, talloc 2.0.6 and ldb)
> i had to use the libs from fc17(rawhide) to overcome the problems
> after that the talloc magic value error was gone, and samba4
> workt with more that 1000 users again. no more wbinfo probs.
> 
> but......
> 
> pdbedit -L gives me several users with the same number (just a few) 
> '4294967295' (the user add is done with net user add .....)

pdbedit is not the best way to view the Samba4 DB.  It should work, but
it is rather untested, using our new passdb module for the s3
utilities. 

> -----
> astridk:3351:
> llbornfleu:3353:
> llmnatmari:3354:
> sophie:3356:
> lljansdouw:3359:
> Administrator:4294967295:
> bb:4294967295:
> collen:4294967295:
> daanr:4294967295:
> dns-fairlight:4294967295:
> FAIRLIGHT$:4294967295:
> jamila:4294967295:
> krbtgt:4294967295:
> leon:4294967295:
> llwillmeEnd:4294967295:
> remco:4294967295:
> sven:4294967295:
> nobody:99:Nobody
> -----
> 
> second, the ldbsearch error is still there, nagging about
> MODULES_PATH..
> if i add --modules-path to ./ldbsearch -> finds module samba_dsdb
> but gives errors like: invalid ELF header, and core dumps...

That isn't good.  Where did you get your ldbsearch from?  

It might be that we do not operate correctly if you build/install ldb as
a separate package - let us know if removing it from your system, and
then allowing Samba4 to build it internally helps. 

Also, if it gets an invalid ELF header error, perhaps it is trying to
load a non-module thing as a module (it scans a directory on startup). 

Andrew Bartlett

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Andrew Bartlett                                http://samba.org/~abartlet/
Authentication Developer, Samba Team           http://samba.org