Lucio,
Some notes of mine of record.
I hope they are of some value...
Jay
CompuMatter
At some point in the process I did a complete removal of all things
zentyal samba and then reinstalled them.
* samba-tool dbcheck --fix
* sudo apt-get remove zentyal-samba
* sudo apt-get update (may have to disable ipv6 in some cases with sudo
echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6)
* sudo apt-get install -reinstall zentyal-core
* sudo apt-get install zentyal-samba
* sudo zs samba start or restart
Those are some steps I took in my process
On 1/29/2018 2:59 PM, Lucio Crusca ([email protected]) wrote:
Il 29/01/2018 23:08, Jay Lepore" ([email protected]) ha scritto:
I'm running Zentyal 5.0.10 And SOGo logins work fine with built in LDAP
From a command line sudo pdbedit -L -v should give you a list of
existing LDAP users maintained by Zentyal
It does, so it seems Samba is working. That's actually no news,
because domain logons do work correctly.
Once when LDAP was not working I had to run
* /usr/share/zentyal/unconfigure-module samba
I'm not sure about what that command is supposed to do, other than
disabling the Samba module, however I've run it, then enabled the
Samba module again from the Zentyal web interface, but nothing
changed: SOGo keeps refusing correct credentials.
To fix samba problems. It's been a while but it seems that
'reconfigured' everything and *things worked after that*. You'll have
to Google it.
Have you got any other details by any chance? Googling "reconfigure
samba" or "reconfigure everything" yelds quite a lot of pages about
general configuration procedures and I suspect most of them aren't the
solution.
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