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Well, at some point, it would appear that my Samba shares stopped being available. If I attempt to navigate from my laptop to the share, I just keep getting challanged for a username/password. When I look through my samba.log file, all I am seeing is this error:
[2009/11/30 18:43:39, 0] smbd/server.c:457(smbd_open_one_socket)
smbd_open_once_socket: open_socket_in: Address already in use
I am going to assume that something broke on one of the updates since I had this working for quite some time before the last few weeks. I did a quick Google search and see some issues posted in the Ubuntu forums, but no real answers.
Anybody else seeing these errors?
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Note: when I downgrade to 3.3.7, life is good so it would appear that something is wrong in the latest samba code
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Yeah I'm seeing both that error, and I have also started getting an error that looks like it's related to some ipv6 issues:
Matchname failed on x.y.z ::ffff:192.168.1.1
I tried everything, connecting from various windows based pc's, but I kept getting that error. Tried disabling ipv6, but that just resulted in silent errors. I also keep getting challenged for username/password, and get the above error.
For now I have compiled my own samba, which I run out of /usr/local. I hope someone can enlighten me/us on this problem, since my samba has been running for years through multiple arch-updates, and now brutally stopped.
Could it be ipv6 DNS issues? I run my own DNS.
/Rassie
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Did you look at the changelog? Since 3.4 users and passwords are stored in a new db; you have to re-add users and passwords OR specify in smb.conf that you want to use the old way.
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That actually seemed to be the problem, pretty simple when you know it. Yes I did look at the changelog, but the upgrade from pacman was from 3.3.7 to 3.4.3, and the changelog immediately available for that version does not seem to indicate I had to specify I wanted to use the old format. Furthermore I would have expected a .pacnew file if any important changes were made to the configfile.
Anyway I'm just glad it's working again, thanks.
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