HP CIFS Server Release Notes Version A.03.01.03 (5900-1997, October 2011)
(bad lockout attempt), returning 0
account_policy_get: tdb_fetch_uint32 failed for field 9
(disconnect time), returning 0
account_policy_get: tdb_fetch_uint32 failed for field 10
(refuse machine password change), returning 0
Added user user1
The user is added correctly, and the misleading messages only appear with the first occurrence
of adding a new Samba user.
Workaround
Verify that the user has been added correctly, and ignore the misleading messages.
Issue
The 64-bit Windows XP clients are unable to add a new ACE. Adding an ACE through Windows
Explorer File->Properties->Security interface to a file or directory from a Windows XP
Professional 64-bit edition results in the following error message:
This program cannot open the required dialog box because the specified
computer <samba servername> cannot be determined to belong to a domain.
Try again.
Workaround
No workaround exists.
Issue
Some Windows 2000/2003 Domain trusts might not be recognized by HP CIFS Server, including
some intra/inter-forest trusts.
Workaround
When required to accommodate the intra/inter-forest trusts that HP CIFS Member Servers might
be exposed to in a forest, shortcut trusts can be explicitly created. HP CIFS PDCs support external
trusts, which can be sufficient for Samba and Windows inter-domain trust relationships. For more
information about Windows 2000/2003 trusts, see the MS TechNet documentation at http://
technet.microsoft.com.
Issue
An existing POSIX machine account must already exist before you add the corresponding Samba
machine account and thesambaSamAccount information required for HP CIFS Server machine
account authentication. You can use the useradd command to add the POSIX machine account
with $ at the end to the /etc/passwd file for HP CIFS Server to recognize it as a machine account.
If the POSIX machine account does not exist, running the pwck command displays the following
error message:
1 Bad character(s) in logname
Workaround
No workaround exists.
Issue
Use the useradd command to add the POSIX machine account with a $ at the end to the /etc/
passwd file for HP CIFS Server to recognize it as a machine account. The pwck command might
display the following error message:
Login directory not found
The above error indicates that the home directory does not exist.
Known issues and workarounds 11