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CRPearce
May 25, 2016Aspirant
RN 2120 Active Directory "Import Error"
I have two office locations, each of which has a ReadyNAS 2120 set up for storing location-based backups as well as serving up home folders for users. Both devices have been live for over a year and...
badpatch
Jun 06, 2016Aspirant
Think I've managed to fix this on my readyNAS. Granted it was a bit of a belt and braces approach based on google searches I did. Also I installed a vm edition of readynas os 6.5 and confirmed the file I delete is not on the base install after adding to AD domain.
so
1. cd /var/lib/samba
2. mkdir backup
3. cp -p *.tdb backup
4. confirm files in backup : ls -l backup
5. rm winbindd_idmap.tdb
6. reboot
After the reboot I used the GUI to redo my Accounts and they imported fine. I then rebooted and it still worked.
However I think my permissions on /home/<DOMAIN>/users are a little screwed as the idmaps have changed. so it's just a matter of running...
cd /home/<DOMAIN>
chown <user> <user>
cd <user>
find . -exec chown <user> {} \;
perhaps also need to do the same for chgrp too. Fixing file perms is easy peasy compared to the import issue.
jjagdeo
Jun 07, 2016Aspirant
After applying SSH changes, I was able to sync with AD. However, when trying to connect to share, I am prompted for the password even after it is entered which I know is accurate.
- jjagdeoJun 07, 2016Aspirant
jjagdeo wrote:After applying SSH changes, I was able to sync with AD. However, when trying to connect to share, I am prompted for the password even after it is entered which I know is accurate.
Got it working after disconnecting net share from Windows and then reconnecting.
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