Hi all-
Scratching my head on this one. I updated to 11.2-RELEASE when it came out, rebuilt all ports from scratch, and aside from a few hiccups, everything had been working beautifully. Yesterday, I updated to 11.2-p2 and brought all installed ports up to date, and suddenly I'm unable to authenticate against any of my Samba shares (I've got samba48-4.8.4 installed). To be honest, it seems to fluctuate between not accepting valid credentials and flat out refusing the connection. I've tested from both Windows and OSX. This was all working fine before the updates, so I'm at a loss for what's happening.
Some additional information and troubleshooting steps:
- I I found this thread regarding NTLM auth, but no permutation of changes on Windows or in smb4.conf made a difference.
- This seemed like an outlier (And it's FreeNAS, I know) but for kicks and grins it didn't change things.
- It is interesting that in the logfile for my Windows laptop in /var/log/samba I'm seeing repeated lines of
I'm thoroughly stumped as to how to troubleshoot here. I also recognize that I might have tweaked something else that might have caused these issues, just not sure where to look.
Thanks in advance for any and all insights.
Darren
Scratching my head on this one. I updated to 11.2-RELEASE when it came out, rebuilt all ports from scratch, and aside from a few hiccups, everything had been working beautifully. Yesterday, I updated to 11.2-p2 and brought all installed ports up to date, and suddenly I'm unable to authenticate against any of my Samba shares (I've got samba48-4.8.4 installed). To be honest, it seems to fluctuate between not accepting valid credentials and flat out refusing the connection. I've tested from both Windows and OSX. This was all working fine before the updates, so I'm at a loss for what's happening.
Some additional information and troubleshooting steps:
- I I found this thread regarding NTLM auth, but no permutation of changes on Windows or in smb4.conf made a difference.
- This seemed like an outlier (And it's FreeNAS, I know) but for kicks and grins it didn't change things.
- It is interesting that in the logfile for my Windows laptop in /var/log/samba I'm seeing repeated lines of
Code:
[2018/08/17 12:28:58.711145, 1] ../source3/smbd/service.c:521(make_connection_snum)
create_connection_session_info failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
I'm thoroughly stumped as to how to troubleshoot here. I also recognize that I might have tweaked something else that might have caused these issues, just not sure where to look.
Thanks in advance for any and all insights.
Darren