If a machine is joined to a samba3 domain, winbind offline logon is enabled and a domain user logs to the machine I expect than, using nautilus, the user can access network shares without inserting the password again. In samba 3.6.x the user can't access windows shares (I've tried shares hosted on windows 2000 and windows xp). When the user access a windows share nautilus ask for username and password and the authentication using the credential of the current domain user fails even if the credentials are correct (so authentication fails both using cached credentials or manual credentials). Using different domain user credentials all seems to works. This bug is not present in samba 3.5.x Furthermore I have opened the same bug ubuntu (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/1009419) and in debian (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=690547); Christian Perrier suggested me to open it here instead of in debian or ubuntu bug tracking system. Have a great day Piviul
Can you let us know the *exact* Samba 3.6 version you are running. I recently fixed an offline caching bug that this might be a duplicate of. Cheers, Jeremy.
Yes of course! Samba 3.6.3 tested in ubuntu 12.04 and samba 3.6.6 tested in debian wheezy. Debian Squeeze (samba 3.5.6) is not affected by the bug. Piviul
I've just upgraded samba to 3.6.16 on a debian jessie (testing) and I can confirm that this bug is even present. I've changed the priority to 3 hoping this bug will be solved soon because affect the use of windbind offline-logon: if you set winbind offline-logon you can't access to windows shares using the same credentials used during log-on. Furthermore I see that this bug has status "needinfo": what info do you need? I can send you all infos you need to have this bug solved. Have a great day Piviul
I have updated my debian jessie and samba has been upgraded to v. 4.0.10. SO I can confirm that the problem persist even in samba 4.0.10. Please why you have marked the status with needinfo? What are the infos you need to find/solve the bug? Piviul