samba domain integration
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@Tom-Elliott Thanks for your answer. I’ll try on monday and will tell you .
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I have no clue if the apostrophe in the password issue is fixed but I do want to inform my findings. I added a but of code to the client output that was intended to display the information to us in a more, dare I say friendly way. The issue I found was this one line of code was causing the data to be parsed by the html entity of the character being presented, such as ’ instead of '. Removing this one line corrects the output to display in the browser properly and I’m just guessing this was the failure of the apostrophe in the password
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@Tom-Elliott apparently node is smart too, the code was & # 3 9 ; without the spaces
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Hello,
it doesnt works.
For the moment i try just made a try with “normal” password and it doesn’t works.
On the client :
The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted , code = 1355
In the error.log :
PHP Warning: _() expects exactly 1 parameter, 2 given in /var/www/fog/lib/fog/FOGController.class.php on line 123And i can join the client manually
Do i have to test passwor with apostrophe ?THanks
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@plegrand I fixed the line 123 error thrown, but this is not the issue you’re running into. The fact that it’s directly stating that the domain does not or exist or could not be reached is the issue now. At least as far as I can tell. Using it with, or without apostrophe should not matter now. You need to fix the 1355 issue first. This isn’t something FOG is failing to do any more. At least not for right now.
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@Tom-Elliott it worked before with same client same admin same password. I can join manually my client to the samba domain.
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@plegrand 1355 is the error to look into. This error is not coming from the client, it’s coming from the method being used to join the domain which is erroring out with that exit code. The exact error code is from Windows attempt at joining. This is the issue. Meaning, double check the domain being connected. These are saved on a per host basis. For example, if the domain to be joined is example.com and the user joining the domain is set as example\administrator try removing the example out of the username spot.
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@Tom-Elliott
Here is the configuration i use on the fog server wich doesn’t works. error 1355
Join Domain after image task
Domain name samba_domain
Domain Username samba_admin
Domain Password samba_password
I use the same informations to join manually the windows machine and it works fine without error.
It works also with netdom command with same informations
And as i said, with an older svn version it worked with same configuration -
Is this the same information specified for this host?
I don’t care if it worked 1 million times in a row, right now the error is telling you EXACTLY what is wrong.
Where did you get this information? Did you get it from the “default” settings or directly off the host?
I’m not lying to you right now. The error you are seeing is not coming from FOG in anyway shape or form, at least not directly.
The messages you’re seeing is coming from Windows’ own attempt to join. This is where it it failing.
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@Tom-Elliott said:
Where did you get this information? Did you get it from the “default” settings or directly off the host?
I configure in default “fog configuration, active directory”, then when i click on “Join Domain after image task” for the host all fields are filled automatically.The messages you’re seeing is coming from Windows’ own attempt to join. This is where it it failing.
I understand that. What i don’t understand is why it works manually :
When i join the windows computer “classically” (Computer property, computer name, modify…), it works fine without any error.
When i join the windows computer with the netdom command , it works fine without any error.
When the client fog try, i can see in the “fog.log” this error message : “The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted , code = 1355”And even you don’t care if it worked before
It worked with an older svn version
I say that because it’s an additional information .May be I’m not clear in my explanations, or may be (cause of my poor English) i don’t understand all your explanations
Anyway thanks for your help
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@Tom-Elliott said:
Is this the same information specified for this host?
For this time i make test with only one computer always the same with same informations.
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@plegrand What I need to know is what information is on the host that is having this issue. What I also need to know is if this is EVERY system or just this particular one. I need to know these pieces of information because, as of right now, the error messages you’re seeing is NOT coming from FOG. They are coming from Windows and it’s attempt to join the domain.
My guess is your domain is not setup correctly.
One way you can get a little bit of information, as I’m certain it’s not the password for right now, is to go to the browser. Go to the url: http://IP.OF.FOG/fog/service/hostname.php?mac=MACOFRELEVANTHOST
Get me the output in the browser. This will let me know a little more about what exactly is happening.
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@Tom-Elliott
http://192.168.39.243/fog/service/hostname.php?mac=00:21:85:71:bd:8e
#!ok=gim-127-13 #AD=1 #ADDom=samba_domain #ADOU= #ADUser=samba_domain\admin_samba #ADPass=You can see my config here :
http://plegrand1.free.fr/fog1.png
http://plegrand1.free.fr/fog2.png
http://plegrand1.free.fr/fog3.png
as you can see i dont write ADUser=samba_domain\admin_samba but only admin_samba
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Can you try setting this particular hosts’ user to IP.OF.Samba.Domain\admin_samba and see if that works better for you? You could even try: \admin_samba. It’s just a guess that it doesn’t know how to assign the domain part of it because it simply isn’t joined.
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@Tom-Elliott you mean only for the domain user configuration ?
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@plegrand Correct, the username. Make the AD Username either \admin_samba, or IP.Of.Samba.Domain\admin_samba (of course ensure the proper username).
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@Tom-Elliott
Join Domain after image task : checked
Domain name : samba_domain
Domain Username : 192.168.39.237\admin_samba
Domain Password : password
No success
on the same computer here is the result with netdom command wich works :
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrateur>netdom.exe JOIN %ComputerName% /Domain:samba_domain /UserD:admin_samba /PasswordD:“password” /REBoot:60
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@Tom-Elliott
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@plegrand Yes, but have you tried joining domain with the username set as \admin_samba?
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@Tom-Elliott oups no .
I test now
Join Domain after image task : checked
Domain name : samba_domain
Domain Username : \admin_samba
Domain Password : passwordhttp://192.168.39.243/fog/service/hostname.php?mac=00:21:85:71:bd:8e
#!ok=gim-127-13 #AD=1 #ADDom=samba_domain #ADOU= #ADUser=samba_domain\\admin_samba #ADPass=
No more success
In fog.log :
The parameter is incorrect, code = 87
