Re: Windows Home Directories and PDC/member servers -- serveradmin settings:smb

• Subject: Re: Windows Home Directories and PDC/member servers -- serveradmin settings:smb
• From: John Gerth <email@hidden>
• Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 13:46:51 -0700
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Rob Guglielmetti wrote:

John Gerth wrote:

  Good point.  Does "serveradmin settings smb:setting value" let you
  set any samba directive, even ones Apple doesn't normally use?

AFAIK, you're limited to what's listed in the output of "serveradmin settings smb", with no other arguments. But there's quite alot there, far more than what's available in the GUI. Now that my server is live, I'm loath to "try things" with the serveradmin command, but if you do discover that you can use it to add other directives not in the list, please let us know!

 Alrighty, here's what I got on my 10.3.5 server...looks like there's
 only a little more than what you can do in the GUI and nothing to
 help with the login path problem....BTW Apple could solve that trivially
 by compiling with a default NULL path.

serveradmin settings:smb
smb:workgroup = "od-domain"
smb:directory mask = "0755"
smb:display charset = "UTF-8-MAC"
smb:create mode = "0644"
smb:lprm command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess remove %p %j"
smb:print command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess printps %p %s"
smb:security = "user"
smb:guest account = "unknown"
smb:restrict anonymous = "1"
smb:encrypt passwords = yes
smb:max log size = "6144"
smb:printing = "BSD"
smb:allow trusted domains = no
smb:preferred master = yes
smb:adminCommands:homes = yes
smb:adminCommands:ldapRole = "1.1 - hosting a master LDAP directory server\n"
smb:adminCommands:serverRole = "primarydomaincontroller"
smb:name resolve order = "wins host"
smb:lppause command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess hold %p %j"
smb:netbios name = "pdc"
smb:max smbd processes = 0
smb:add machine script = "/usr/bin/opendirectorypdbconfig -c create_computer_account -r %u -n "/LDAPv3/127.0.0.1""
smb:printcap = " "
smb:wins support = no
smb:interfaces = "127.0.0.1 10.1.1.0/24"
smb:lpresume command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess release %p %j"
smb:server string = "PDC"
smb:logon drive = "W:"
smb:client ntlmv2 auth = "no"
smb:domain logons = yes
smb:lpq command = "/usr/sbin/PrintServiceAccess jobs %p"
smb:admin users = "@admin"
smb:passdb backend = "opendirectorysam guest"
smb:dos charset = "CP437"
smb:unix charset = "UTF-8-MAC"
smb:socket options = "TCP_NODELAY SO_RCVBUF=64240"
smb:auth methods = "guest opendirectory"
smb:local master = yes
smb:domain master = yes
smb:map to guest = "Never"
smb:use spnego = no
smb:printer admin = "@admin, @staff"
smb:log level = 1

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