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The web guy wrote:
I've seen this in the discussions bb, but wanted some feedback here. We
are seeing the samba nmbd process crash quite a bit. As its crashing on
our PDC, we are then having issues with PC domain logins. There seems
no rhyme nor reason, here is the snippett of the log that seems to
happen the most - right after it declares itself the domain and local
master browser it goes down. This doesn't happen everyday, although we
have very little load on the servers right now. We are connecting to a
PC-based WINS server, but I removed it from there and it still seems to
crash.
I'm thinking of croning up a check, then launch nmbd script (dust off
that old lookupd script), but wanted to see if anybody had any other
clues...
Without nmbd, no one can do domain logins because nmbd is what's used by
clients to find the PDC.
So the real question is what process is generating the SIGTERM?
I've never really seen this happen myself. Was there anything in
the log.smbd at the same time?
The first thing might be to crank up the log level.
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