Hm. I tried both the binary Jaunty package and compiling the Lucid
package, with the same results.
Could I just be misunderstanding what info to grab from where to put in
the command line?
Another thing I'd like to mention. I've tried using ncplogin. The
manpage says that if you use the -A option, it will use UDP/IP instead of
IPX. The behavior I'm seeing from strace does not support this. I see
some attempts to create sockets with PF_IPX, and no attempts to make
sockets with PF_INET.
But I'm still not at all sure I've gathered the correct info. I've seen
lots of manpages and howtos about how to use the ncpmount command, but I
can't find any howtos about how to gather the requisite information from
Windows' novell client, so I know what to put in the command line.
--Ryan
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, Steven Harms wrote:
Just download the Jaunty binary, the compiling step is the problem.
Karmic GCC broke the package, or you can download the lucid src deb
and compile that.
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 10:37 AM, Ryan Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
Hm. I *was* using the 32-bit Karmic. However, I just downloaded the source
for the Jaunty package and compiled it. I got the same results.
Does this maybe depend on stuff in the kernel which is messed up? Do I need
to get another kernel? Or am I still just getting my arguments wrong?
Thanks.
--Ryan
On Wed, 7 Apr 2010, Steven Harms wrote:
Ryan,
Which version of Ubuntu are you using? Unfortunately if it's 32-bit
karmic, it was shippeed broken. Solutions are to use Jaunty package,
or my fixes should have made it into lucid.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 4:53 PM, Ryan Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi. I'm having a hard time using ncpmount. I'm not sure to whom to turn
for help, so I'm trying the ubuntu package maintainers.
In Windows, I have my home drive mounted. It says
(H:) Ryan on 'SERVERNAME\Dept_users\Users
When I check my "Novell Connections", I see that I have this row:
Resource User Conn No. Auth Style eDirectory Tree
Trans
SERVERNAME CN=ryan XXXX eDirectory Services DIR IP
(tree) DIR CN=ryan
By watching the login traffic with wireshark, I determined that the
windows client communicates with
servername.dept.company.com and
dir.dept.company.com
Also, my "context" on the login dialog is listed as
people.dept.company.com
So, I'm trying to figure out how to put this together into an ncpmount
command line. The closest I could come up with was:
ncpmount -C -S SERVERNAME -A servername.dept.company.com \
-U ryan -V Dept_users/Users/Ryan \
/mnt
If I do this, I get
ncpmount: No such entry (-601) in nds login
I've tried using the tree instead:
ncpmount -C -T DIR -A servername.dept.company.com \
-U ryan -V Dept_users/Users/Ryan \
/mnt
but I get
ncpmount: Server not found (0x8847) in tree search
I've tried many variations on my name (-U), such as
ryan.people.dept.company.com
CN=ryan
CN=ryan.people.dept.company.com
CN=ryan,DC=people,DC=dept,DC=company,DC=com
All these give me the same
ncpmount: No such entry (-601) in nds login
except that last one, where I get
ncpmount: Expected RDN delimiter (-315) in nds login
I've also tried with the -C (case sensitive password) and without.
I even edited tried altering the program so that it wouldn't uppercase my
username before sending it to the server, and I've tried several case
variations, all of which give me
ncpmount: No such entry (-601) in nds login
Any suggestions? OR, any suggestions on someplace else to ask these
questions?
Thanks.
--Ryan
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