SMB Share Problem

I have Windows Server 2003 with a couple SMB shares setup. My problem is that on my schools network I am able to connect no problem to the server when in my Dorm building. However when I go to a different building finder says "The server may not exist...Check the server name or ip address..." I am trying to connect using the Servers IP Address, I have also tried using DNS name and that doesnt work either. The catch is that when I am running Vista through Boot Camp I am able to connect no problem to the SMB Shares using the IP address, so Im curious as to whats different within the two OS's that one can connect and the other cannot.
All connections are Wired, the server is not behind a router within my room.
In finders connect to server i am enter smb://<ip address>

Your issue may be adressed by one of these threads:
http://www.macwindows.com/tiger.html
Good luck!

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Problems copying files to a SMB share.

Hello,
Having some odd issues since moving to 10.6. It appears to be a combination of two problems.
We are in a PC based Active Directory environment. The Mac is bound to the AD and has a Mobile account configured. The problem is with copying files to the network Home folder.
On attempting to copy a file to the network drive I received a "The operation can't be completed because you don't have permission to access some of the items" error. This only seems to effect some files. I checked the permissions on both the file I was attempting to copy and the destination folder. I had full read/write access to both.
I attempted to copy the file with the terminal and got an error that I was unable to copy the extended file attributes of the file as I did not have permission.
Using the xattr command I could see that the file had the com.apple.TextEncoding attribute. I used the xattr -d command to delete the attribute and I was then able to copy the file with the Finder. Another file I tested that I could not copy had the com.apple.FinderInfo attribute. Deleting this attribute also allowed me to copy the file.
It seems that any file with extended file attributes in 10.6 cannot be copied to our SMB shares. I have tested this on all of our 10.6 Macs with exactly the same result. 10.5 has not had the same problem.
Now for the second problem. After copying the file as part of the testing I attempted to copy the same file over and replace the existing file and got the error "The Finder can't complete the operation because some data in "" can't be read or written (Error code -36)". I attempted to this a number of times and found that approx 50% of the time it does copy with no error. Checking the Console gives me the following message for the times it does give an error :
27/10/09 4:03:27 PM /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/MacOS/Finder[153] Allocator race detected: transaction is not verified for -101/2 - test7.txt
Any light that can be shone on this issue would be great. This means for us that OS X 10.6 is fundamentally broken and can't be installed on any machines.
-Justin

Just posted on the Entourage Help Blog: Workaround for saving Office 2008 files to SMB servers in Snow Leopard
http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/2009/12/workaroundfor_saving_office_2008_files_to_smb_servers_insn.html
According to Craig, a poster on the microsoft.public.mac.office newsgroup:
Changing the owner of the share to NETWORK SERVICE will solve the problem. I have tested this on a test share I set up during troubleshooting and it works! I have told my MS support rep about the workaround and she was going to spread it around. She mentioned that Apple appears to have a fix in the works but not to expect it to be released until February!

Problem with SMB share

Hi!
I have a problem when connecting to a SMB file share on a Windows 2003 R2 server (also acting as a Domain Controller for the Active Directory domain) using OS X 10.5.2.
I've just reinstalled Leopard to rule out any problems with messy configuration on the client, but the problem persists. The newly installed Leopard client is not a member of the AD domain at the moment.
When connecting to the server share (with cmd+K in Finder), I have to login using a AD account. The share is after successful login accessible through Finder and I could traverse the folders and read / copy all the files on the share. I could also save smaller files (less than 16 KB) to the server.
However, if I try to save a larger file (more than 16 KB) the files gets created on the server share, but stays a 0 KB. The access to the server share freezes during 60 seconds and the "Copy" window just tells me it has copied 0 KB of the file so far. No data seems to be written to the file at all.
After Finder gives up, the "Copy" windows tells me that "The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for some of the items".
From time to time Finder has also disconnected the share during problems, and OS X has crashed on me in kernel panic four times when testing. I haven't been able to track down the action triggering these errors yet.
The shares on the server works just fine when using the same username/password from a Windows XP client machine.
I don't see this problem when mounting a share from a Windows XP client in Leopard.
What could be wrong here? Is there some setting on the Windows server that has to be done to work with Leopard? (I've read about the SMB signing, but Leopard shouldn't need the signing to be turned off, should it?)
At the moment I'm having a hard time using the shiny new MBP at work, so any help on this would be highly appreciated!
Best regards, Jonas Mixter

I have an issue with OSX Leopard (10.5.2) , where by I can't write to NTFS shares on W2K3 servers with SMB signing turned on and IPV6 disabled for the interface.
To recreate the issue:
Create a folder named test that contains two files one named ._test.txt and test.txt on OSX and copy to an SMB share on W2k3.
This results in spurious errors about permissions and locked files.
Copying a file larger than 4k results in the error:
"The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges or some of the items."
Using mount_smbfs from a shell on OSX results in the error: "Permission denied"
host:~ user$ mount_smbfs //user@server/share /Volumes/test-smbmount/
Password:
host:~ user$ cp test.docx /Volumes/test-smbmount/
cp: /Volumes/test-smbmount/test.docx: Permission denied
Using smbclient from a shell on OSX results in SUCCESS!!!
host:~ user$ smbclient \\\\server\\\share -U user
Password:
Domain=DOMAIN OS=Windows Server 2003 3790 Service Pack 2 Server=http://Windows Server 2003 5.2
smb: \> put test.docx
putting file test.docx as \test.docx (784.7 kb/s) (average 784.7 kb/s)
smb: \>
There is an alternative solution if you do need to drag and drop in your gui world, it'll cost you $120
link: http://www.thursby.com/products/dave-eval.html
I have mailed the developer as he has obviously identified the root problem of the issue and I urged him to share his patch/resolution with Apple in the interests of the user community and a darn nice thing to do.I had a response form the developer to my request. I sent my workaround solution to the developer and stated that in my opinion the pricing for the software seems unnecessarily high based on the functionality it provides and way above what I would be willing to pay to resolve one small issue.
<developers response>
Pricing is a difficult topic to discuss -- but if you have no use for the product, any price is too much. As for reporting bugs to Apple, they'll listen to customers much sooner than they'll listen to developers. And they have some of the brightest engineers I know. If you report the bug to them, they'll likely have it fixed in the next update.
</developers response>
I couldn't find away to report the bug myself so I had a friend do it for me. The response I had back from Apple was less than satisfactory.
They believe that the issue is to do with NTFS streams and that a file containing ".com.apple.smb.streams.on" needs to be created and placed into the root of shared volumes. This is not a fix!
If you want to prevent writing the "Apple Double" files to a remote share, enter the following into a terminal:
$ defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true
Problem still exists.
ref: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301711
<apple double description>
ref: fhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106510
Before Mac OS X, the Mac OS used 'forked' files, which have two components: a data fork and a resource fork. The Mac OS Standard (HFS) and Mac OS Extended (HFS Plus) disk formats support forked files. When you move these types of files to other disk formats, the resource fork can be lost.
With Mac OS X, there is a mechanism called "Apple Double" that allows the system to work with disk formats that do not have a forked file feature, such as remote NFS, SMB, WebDAV directories, or local UFS volumes. Apple Double does this by converting the file into two separate files. The first new file keeps the original name and contains the data fork of the original file. The second new file has the name of the original file prefixed by a "._ " and contains the resource fork of the original file. If you see both files, the ._ file can be safely ignored. Sometimes when deleting a file, the ._ component will not be deleted. If this occurs you can safely delete the ._ file.
</apple double description>
I am not the only one this issue. A quick peruse on http://macwindows.com/ will show that numerous people are suffering and numerous workarounds have been suggested. Sadly none of which work for me. Each work around is stranger than the previous. Such as disabling IPV6 and updating Daylight Savings Time.
The issue lies with the samba integration. I am primarily a Gentoo Linux user and this kind of bug would have been resolved almost instantly if present in open source software.

WRT350N - V2.00.20: Write access problem to SMB share from Mac OS X 10.6.2

Hi everyone, i've got a problem trying to write a file on the SMB share of the wireless router WRT350N from a MAC OS X 10.6.2 Finder (but also from a Leopard).
I've got no problem neither reading from mac or writing from win.
I've tried to write by cp command from terminal without problem.
Sorry for my english and thanks everyone,
Mr Proc

Same issue on my WRT610N V2. I am using iMac Intel running 10.6.2. Error -36 prompted when copying files to the USB share disk from the Finder. Working fine when on PC running XP.
Another issue is DDNS can't report the router IP to DynDNS.com although it status that the update is successful and completed. After updated, the router's IP is still different to the IP shown on the DynDNS.com. I need to type the IP manually to the DynDNS.com
Hope the new firmware would fix these problems.
Thanks
Message Edited by rickysuper on 11-27-2009 12:00 AM

Problem accessing smb share since change to Windows 8

Hy,
I have a smb share folder on my router (I connect a pen and is shared in the network), with no password.
I am able to access from Windows 7 and Linux, but not from Windows 8.
The reported error is:
The device or resource (SERVER) is not set up to accept connections on port "The File and printer sharing (SMB)".
Which is obviously wrong, since I can access it from other OS.
How can I solve this or get more information on the underlying issue.
I've read several threads in here about similar problems, but nothing worked in my case (services are running, smb-cifs is active and there's no error about IPRStackSize and I turned off firewall and antivirus).
Thanks in advance

is your network public or private? in order to access shares you need to be on a private network in windows 8.
Change Network Status Using Settings Charm
1. Press Windows Key + I combination on the keyboard to reveal the
Settings charm. Now in the bottom, click on the Network icon there. Alternatively, you can click on the
Network icon in the notification area on the
taskbar.
2. Now in the Networks section, right-click over the network whose status you’re looking for to change, select
Turn sharing on or off.
3. Finally, you have the options to select between Private and
Public status for your network. If you select Yes, turn on sharing or connect to devices, the network will be switched to Private status.
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Problems saving to an SMB share using 10.8

Issue happens in CS5 after Mountain Lion Upgrade 10.8
when using CS5 to save files via a SMB connection to a Windows Server the following error is displayed "could not save filename due to a program error"
however file save functionality in other programs / finder succeeds as expected with no issue.

Branched this out to a new discussion. Which Adobe application are you trying to save to the SMB share from?

Creating a folder on an SMB share using a Mac

Hi everyone,
This is more of a question than a problem I'm trying to solve, really. Though the answer might help me better explain the issue to our security team.
Our environment has multiple Windows file servers, both 2003 and 2008. If one of these SMB shares is accessed from a Mac and the user creates a folder, will the ACLs on the share that are set to cascade actually cascade to this newly created folder? We've had issues in the past where ACLs that are supposedly set to cascade on a shared folder are not present on sub-folders created from Macs.
Next question: if the share resides on a netapp device, do the same rules apply? The Macs are still connecting to these shared folders using the SMB protocol.
All Macs are bound to our 2008 AD domain and use network accounts with local homefolders. The issue seems to happen when one or both of the following things happen:
1. A Mac user copies/creates a folder on a Netapp share and for some reason it doesn’t inherit rights correctly
2. We move the folder from one share on an actual Windows server to the Netapp and it doesn’t take permissions correctly.
Please let me know if you need any other information.

Let's put it this way: I'm asking on a Mac site because the people on non-windows support sites are WAAAAY more interested in talking about problems and solutions involving things other than Windows.
I'm fairly certain that the windows servers ARE respecting their own inheritance rules, barring any major bugs and the like which someone may know about...
The isue isn't with Macs moving shares to a netapp, it's with a share being moved to a NetApp that has folders created by a Mac. Talking with our security team further, it seems the problem may be limited to shares resident on a NetApp or moved from a Windows server to a NetApp.
I was primarily asking to see if anyone knew of any issues with these particular situations or had experienced something similar and had dug into it any deeper with F5 (NetApp vendor).

Unable to mount SMB shares under Mac OS 10.6.5

Help -
*I can no longer mount any shares from my Seagate BlackArmor NAS-110*. I bought the device (a 1TB network drive with CIFS (aka SMB), NFS, and FTP capabilities (no AFP connectivity)) in June of 2010, and it was working fine until appx (18 Nov, 2010). My computer - MacPro 2x2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon (early 2009) with 12GB of 1066MHz DDR3 RAM and Mac OS 10.6.5. My home network is running on Apple's TimeCapsule router (version 7.4.2).
Note: Problems began after installation of recent updates:
11/10/2010 - Mac OS 10.6.5
11/12/2010 - iTunes 10.1
11/13/2010 - iLife '11
11/13/2010 - iPhoto 9.1
11/18/2010 - Safari 5.0.3
I'm not sure which, if any, of these updates may have intrudced new code which impacted my ability to mount SMB/CIFS shares, or whether this problem is isolated to the NAS-110 (actually, reading numerous posts about connectivity issues (during/over the last month or so) shows similar issues with other external drives, servers, NAS devices). The issues may not have materialized until I rebooted the NAS or the Mac. FYI: The only firewall I'm using is the Mac's built in firewall, and I've got File Sharing (AFP, SMB) set to Allow Incoming.
What happens? I can't mount the SMB shares. I can see the device in my finder. It shows up as "BA-22B9C2", and I can see the sharepoint folders (in Finder): Download, Public, and wiki. When I attempt to SMB mount the shares (by any of the following methods: Double-Click in Finder, use 'Go->Connect to Server' or using the 'BlackArmor Discovery' application) The share/folder icon does not appear on my desktop. It creates a mount-point in the /Volumes directory, but no folder appears on the desktop. I can 'cd' into the sharepoint, and I can see that Spotlight has attempted to index the sharepoint (a .Spotlight-V100 directory was created), but I cannot see the 'Our Music, Our Pictures, or Our Videos' folders inside the Public share/directory. Successive attempts to mount a share, using Finder results in additional mount points in the /Volumes directory (Public-1, Public-2, Public-3, etc), but no folder icons on my desktop.
FYI: The 'Connected servers' setting (under 'Shared') is enabled in my Finder's Prefences (along with Bonjour and Back to My Mac), so connected shares should appear on the desktop.
Attempts to mount shares using the Connect to Server method (smb://10.0.1.2/Public, smb://admin:[email protected]/Public) also fail. No folder appears on desktop. The password/login authenticates (connecting to server), and a mount point is created in the /Volumes directory, but no folder appears on the desktop.
Attempts to mount shares using the BlackArmor Discovery application generate similar results. Shares are visible in the tool. I click on the 'Public' share (which has permissions set to 'read, write, execute' for all), then click the 'Mount Share' button. I am presented with an authentication/login dialog. I log in as a Registered user (name: admin password: admin) Once again, a mount point is created in the /Volumes directory, but no folder appears on the desktop.
Notably, whenever I attempt to mount a share, Spotlight indexes the share, but then it dies on my computer. Spotlight stops indexing my primary drive (where the OS is installed for my Mac). I have to stop the mds process using Activity Monitor. mds restarts automatically, and it starts indexing my primary drive again. While this may not be critical to my troubleshooting efforts, it has caused some considerable consternation on my part.
I initially (back around the 18th of Nov, 2010) attempted troubleshooting with the assistance of Seagate technicians, but they quickly gave up on the email support, insisted I had to continue over the phone, which costs ~$14.00 per 'incident' and isn't convenient for my schedule.
I've already attempted to update the firmware on the NAS (from 1000.0361 to 1000.1081), but that won't work. The NAS indicates a firmware update (1000.1081) is available, but it reports: "Firmware is not found". I had a friend try this update using his Windows machine (and my NAS), with the same results. He tried with a a Vista box and a Windows-NT running through emulation. I also tried to manually update. I downloaded the firmware image file "sg1000-1000.1081.img" from the Seagate downloads page, and attempted a manual update on the NAS. That failed with error "Failed to upload new firmware image to system." Once again, my friend tried to perform a manual update to the NAS. He downloaded a new copy of the file (from the Seagate downloads page), and he got the same error.
The Seagate techs recommended that I update the firmware. I explained my problems updating the firmware, and I have asked the Seagate techs (via email) for a known good copy of the firmware update, but they do not answer my requests for such.
The Seagate techs recommended that I restore the NAS with a factory reset. That caused plenty of problems, as their is no mac software to recover the factory reset 'key' from the device (need device MAC, and I presume some sort of hashing key stored on the device). So, I had to cart the drive over to my friends house, and have him attempt the restore. After some initial confusion regarding the MAC address, we were able to successfully restore the device to it's factory settings.
Note: Before attempting the factory reset, my friend attempted to mount the SMB shares (on the NAS), using his Mac running 10.6.5. He encountered the same problems I encountered. When he tried using his Windows-NT (through VMFusionWare emulation) *he WAS able to mount the shares*. O.k. This must be a Mac OS issue, and not a Seagate NAS issue. - Now that the drive has been restored to factory defaults, it's pretty much empty (some folders, but no data). Default admin/admin username/password are in place.
I'm not sure which, if any of my most recent software updates may have introduced changes to smb/samba, so I tried mounting the device using other services. It's capable of FTP and NFS as well as CIFS/SMB.
I tried to create an NFS mount. I tried using two different methods (an application called NFS Manager and the 'Connect to Server' method built into the Mac. Both methods failed to establish a nfs mount to the server. No login errors were noted, but no mount points were created in /Volumes, and no folders appeared on the desktop.
I tried to connect via FTP, that didn't work either (using an my Transmit client). I'm certainly striking out with this drive. My Mac will not mount the shares/folders. I tried FTP (to 10.0.1.2 as admin) using Transmit application (on port 21). Transmit reported "Could not retrieve file listing for “/Public”. Server said: OOPS: Child died Error -162: Port failed". Connectivity protocols of CIFS, NFS and FTP (on port 21) are enabled on the NAS and the /Public share.
*When I attempt to connect using the Connect to Server method (See Apple's 'Go' menu in the Finder), I met with sucess!* ftp://10.0.1.2/Public connect attempt resulted in two pop ups. One of them said 'connecting', the other said something about "'NetAuthAgent' (I didn't write it down) wants permission to access your confidential keychain data" Presumably, this was the authentication request. I said 'Always allow'. A folder appeared on my desktop and a finder window opened showing the contents of that folder. Unfortunately, the share is 'read only'; even when I attempt to authenticate as a specific user.
Note: I don't think FTP attempts to index the mounted shares.
Prior to the factory reset, I was able to connect to the shares using the Seagate's 'Global Access' web based ftp service. Now I cannot connect through the Global Access page.
Below are 'Console' entries and a listing of my /Volumes directory. These may help resolve the issue. I deleted some entries (those I felt were unrelated to the issue). I left in stuff that's been bothering me.
_*Can anyone help me reestablish SMB connectivity with my NAS-110?*_
- Robert Vaessen
'Console: All messages'
12/16/10 00:11:15 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor4dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor4dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:15 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor2dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:15 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor2dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:15 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmorNASinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in .blackarmorNASinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Got netServiceBrowserWillSearch: event.
12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] got netServiceBrowser:didFindService:moreComing: event for <NSNetService 0x517a80> local. blackarmor1dinfo.udp. BA-22B9C2
12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] inserted new net service object for BA-22B9C2:
"BA-22B9C2" = 1;
12/16/10 00:11:16 mDNSResponder[23] Bad service type in BA-22B9C2.blackarmor1dinfo.udp.local. Application protocol name must be underscore plus 1-15 characters. See <http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html>
12/16/10 00:11:16 BlackArmor Discovery[65267] Added 1 drive table objects to the servicesToInsertArray.
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Domain=[BA-22B9C2] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.34]
12/16/10 00:11:17 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] tree connect failed: NTSTATUS_ACCESSDENIED
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.307 ms
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.216 ms
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.216 ms
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.286 ms
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
12/16/10 00:11:31 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
12/16/10 00:11:34 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Download', from '//%20;[email protected]/Download', dead
12/16/10 00:11:34 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
12/16/10 00:23:50 sandboxd[65414] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 00:23:50 sandboxd[65414] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.356 ms
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.209 ms
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.237 ms
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.209 ms
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
12/16/10 00:31:25 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
12/16/10 00:31:39 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 00:31:39 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.271 ms
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.257 ms
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.197 ms
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.205 ms
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
12/16/10 00:47:36 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
12/16/10 00:48:41 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 00:48:41 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
12/16/10 00:51:17 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 00:51:18 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
12/16/10 00:53:51 sandboxd[65922] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 00:53:51 sandboxd[65922] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 00:54:24 cupsd[65930] sandbox cache error: database is locked
12/16/10 01:00:56 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/16/10 01:01:06 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/16/10 01:02:02 _lp[66035] audit warning: expired /var/audit/20101215210444.20101215231614
12/16/10 01:02:02 _lp[66034] audit warning: closefile /var/audit/20101216055051.20101216080202
12/16/10 01:09:56 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 01:09:56 mds[22627] (Error) DiskStore: Unable to create/find index location
12/16/10 01:10:15 com.apple.Finder[208] NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
12/16/10 01:11:15 com.apple.Finder[208] NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
12/16/10 01:11:15 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:12:09 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:12:13 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:12:29 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:12:44 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:15:05 /System/Library/CoreServices/CCacheServer.app/Contents/MacOS/CCacheServer[66174 ] No valid tickets, timing out
12/16/10 01:15:53 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:15:54 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:15:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:15:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:15:56 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:17:05 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:19:13 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-1', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 01:22:38 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-2', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 01:23:21 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:25 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:25 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:26 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:27 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:27 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:23:50 sandboxd[66426] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 01:23:50 sandboxd[66426] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 01:24:03 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:47:13 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-3', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 01:47:13 mds[22627] (Normal) DiskStore: Creating index for /Volumes/Public-3
12/16/10 01:50:38 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:51:45 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/16/10 01:51:56 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/16/10 01:52:03 authexec[67020] executing /usr/sbin/automount
12/16/10 01:52:39 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:52:47 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.AddressBook.abd) The following job tried to hijack the service "com.apple.AddressBook.abd" from this job: [0x0-0x1284283].com.apple.AddressBook.abd
12/16/10 01:53:10 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 01:53:50 sandboxd[67042] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 01:53:50 sandboxd[67042] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 02:00:50 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 02:00:55 com.apple.Finder[208] mount_nfs: can't access /Public: Permission denied
12/16/10 02:01:01 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-4', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 02:11:28 GrowlHelperApp[328] Transmit registered
12/16/10 02:12:07 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59918 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:17 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59929 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:17 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59930 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:25 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59937 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:25 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59938 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:33 servernotifyd[402] token expired
12/16/10 02:12:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59947 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59948 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:59961 proto=6
12/16/10 02:12:48 servernotifyd[402] Fetching new token
12/16/10 02:12:48 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-5', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 02:12:49 servernotifyd[402] Completed token request
12/16/10 02:12:49 servernotifyd[402] Subscription request completed
12/16/10 02:15:20 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-6', from '//[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 02:15:20 mds[22627] (Normal) DiskStore: Creating index for /Volumes/Public-6
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] PING 10.0.1.2 (10.0.1.2)
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.347 ms
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.264 ms
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.232 ms
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] *Pinging host 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] Response from 10.0.1.2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.236 ms
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] --- 10.0.1.2 ping statistics ---
12/16/10 02:19:28 [0x0-0x1266265].com.seagate.blackarmordiscovery[65267] 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
12/16/10 02:20:39 KernelEventAgent[64] tid 00000000 type 'smbfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Public-7', from '//%20;%[email protected]/Public', dead
12/16/10 03:07:28 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60607 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:37 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60611 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:37 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60612 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:46 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60614 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:46 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60615 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:55 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60619 proto=6
12/16/10 03:07:55 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60620 proto=6
12/16/10 03:08:04 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60622 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:26 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60649 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60651 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:35 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60652 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60654 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:45 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60655 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:53 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60661 proto=6
12/16/10 03:11:53 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60662 proto=6
12/16/10 03:12:02 Firewall[101] Transmit is listening from 10.0.1.3:60667 proto=6
12/16/10 03:12:02 sysadmin[69677] audit warning: expired /var/audit/20101215231614.20101216012742
12/16/10 03:12:02 sysadmin[69675] audit warning: closefile /var/audit/20101216080202.20101216101202
12/16/10 03:18:40 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60739 proto=6
12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:43968 to port 60739 proto=6
12/16/10 03:18:48 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 2 seconds
12/16/10 03:18:48 com.apple.launchd.peruser.505[150] (com.apple.pbs) Throttling respawn: Will start in 2 seconds
12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60741 proto=6
12/16/10 03:18:48 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:34565 to port 60741 proto=6
12/16/10 03:19:05 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60745 proto=6
12/16/10 03:19:05 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:36662 to port 60745 proto=6
12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60785 proto=6
12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:49839 to port 60785 proto=6
12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] ftpfs_agent is listening from 10.0.1.3:60787 proto=6
12/16/10 03:21:59 Firewall[101] Allow ftpfs_agent connecting from 10.0.1.2:47180 to port 60787 proto=6
12/16/10 03:23:51 sandboxd[70960] awacsd(48) deny file-read-metadata /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
12/16/10 03:23:51 sandboxd[70960] awacsd(48) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
'Cosole: samba log.nmbd' (Same entry repeated numerous times)
[2010/12/16 04:22:10, 1, pid=118] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/nmbd/nmbdincomingdgrams.c:process_resetbrowser(735)
processresetbrowser: received diagnostic browser reset request from BA-22B9C2<00> IP 10.0.1.2 state=0x2
'Console: samba log.sndb' (note the dates)
[2010/11/11 18:33:43, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.4/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/11/11 18:33:43, 0, pid=90063] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.4/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/11 18:33:43, 0, pid=90063] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.4/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/24 04:11:15, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/11/24 04:11:15, 0, pid=1507] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/24 04:11:15, 0, pid=1507] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/24 10:47:01, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/11/24 10:47:02, 0, pid=1339] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/24 10:47:02, 0, pid=1339] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/29 10:48:44, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/11/29 10:48:44, 0, pid=43299] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/11/29 10:48:44, 0, pid=43299] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/12/08 12:29:58, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/12/08 12:29:58, 0, pid=7246] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/12/08 12:29:58, 0, pid=7246] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/12/08 12:30:04, 0, pid=7248] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/pdbodsam.c:odssamgetsampwnam(1576)
opendirectorysamsearchname gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]: no dsRecTypeStandard:Users record for account 'admin'
[2010/12/08 12:30:04, 0, pid=7248] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/pdbodsam.c:odssamgetsampwnam(1576)
opendirectorysamsearchname gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]: no dsRecTypeStandard:Users record for account 'admin'
[2010/12/08 12:30:06, 0, pid=7252] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/pdbodsam.c:odssamgetsampwnam(1576)
opendirectorysamsearchname gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]: no dsRecTypeStandard:Users record for account 'admin'
[2010/12/08 12:30:06, 0, pid=7252] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/pdbodsam.c:odssamgetsampwnam(1576)
opendirectorysamsearchname gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]: no dsRecTypeStandard:Users record for account 'admin'
[2010/12/09 09:59:02, 0] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/smbd/server.c:main(925)
smbd version 3.0.28a-apple started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2008
[2010/12/09 09:59:03, 0, pid=19816] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/lib/opendirectory.c:opendirectoryfill_domain_sidcache(1985)
opendirectorysamsearchname[/Config/CIFSServer] gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
[2010/12/09 09:59:03, 0, pid=19816] /SourceCache/samba/samba-235.5/samba/source/passdb/secrets.c:secretsfetch_domainsid(150)
secretsfetch_domain_sid:opendirectory_query_domainsid gave -14136 [eDSRecordNotFound]
'Listing of the /Volumes directory'
drwxrwxrwt@ 20 root admin 680 Dec 16 03:29 .
drwxrwxr-x 44 root admin 1564 Nov 27 12:19 ..
drwxrwxr-x 44 root admin 1564 Nov 27 12:19 Clone
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root admin 1 Dec 8 04:35 Macintosh HD -> /
drwx------ 1 rvaessen rvaessen 16384 Jan 1 1980 NO NAME
dr-xr-xr-x 2 root rvaessen 1 Dec 16 01:15 Public
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 01:19 Public-1
dr-xr-xr-x 1 rvaessen rvaessen 512 Dec 16 03:30 Public-10
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 01:22 Public-2
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 01:47 Public-3
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 02:01 Public-4
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 02:12 Public-5
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 02:15 Public-6
drwxr-xr-x+ 3 rvaessen admin 102 Dec 16 02:20 Public-7
dr-xr-xr-x 1 rvaessen rvaessen 512 Dec 16 03:30 Public-8
dr-xr-xr-x 1 rvaessen rvaessen 512 Dec 16 03:30 Public-9
drwxr-xr-x@ 17 rvaessen rvaessen 646 Nov 11 18:12 Robert Vaessen’s iPod
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O.k. Thanks for the clarification. I poked around in my TimeCapsule router's settings (TimeCapsule is an Apple Airport Extreme router with attached hard drive for wireless backup/storage). Unfortunately, it doesn't look like I can disable multicasting with the TimeCapsule. I can change the multicasting 'rate'. Settings are Low, Medium, High. It's currently set to Low.
I did a few web searches, and found an Apple.com article: <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3789?viewlocale=en_US> which explained how to disable Bonjour Service Advertisements. I believe this is the same thing as 'Multicasting'. The process is a modification of "/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.mDNSResponder.plist", and a restart of the Mac is required afterwards.
I'm a bit concerned that disabling multicasting will interfere with my AppleTVs and iTunes music sharing, but I may try it next time I'm up for a computer workout. This task will require editing of system preference files, could require multiple restarts, might interfere with my AppleTVs, could interfere with my iTunes file sharing, doesn't have a documented relationship to my problem.
This is way to difficult for something that should just work. Did you say you had read something about a relationship between this bonjour multicasting and smb connectivity? If it was online could you post the link?
I'm currently able to connect to the drive using NFS, but I have to manually configure that connection each time I reboot (can't get the 'Disk Utility' configured to do it automatically). While it's working with NFS, it's not my preferred connect method (for various reasons).

Share one iTunes library on a SMB share between PC & Mac

Hi,
Is there anyway I can share one iTunes library and the music files on a SMB share between a PC and a Mac? I assume there would be a problem with how the Mac and PC assign network drives differently would be an issue, or is there a way around this?
At the moment I'm only sharing the music files on the SMB share but with separately iTunes library on the PC and Mac.

I have itunes match. its good but its not perfect. it downloads wrong versions of songs. for example it downloads the censored version of many of my songs. plus it doesnt do podcasts, movies, tvshows, books.
plus it doesnt show my smart playlists in the same track order as on my computer. its good but it has bugs and shortcomings.
thanks for the suggestion but i'd like to try the way i initially posted about.

Using an "if not exists" command with a folder on an SMB share

I'm trying to use an "if not exists" command on a folder which is stored on a mounted smb share..
This part of my script is supposed to check if a folder exists and;
If it does - Skip to the next part of the script
If it doesn't - Create the folder.
At the moment it either errors saying that the folder doesn't exist or doesn't create the folder.
I can get this script to work fine using local folder paths but I want to do it on an SMB share..
Here's my script.
Many thanks in advance.
Martin
set username to (do shell script "whoami")
set Media to " Media Files"
mount volume "smb://172.22.8.23/macmedia$"
tell application "Finder"
if not (exists ("smb://172.22.8.23/macmedia$/" & username as text) & Media as text) then
make new folder at "macmedia$" with properties {name:(username as text) & Media as text}
end if
end tell
tell application "Finder"
set mnt to ("smb://172.22.8.23/macmedia$/" & username as text) & Media as text
try
mount volume mnt
end try
eject "macmedia$"
end tell

Hi Camelot,
Thanks a lot for that the script's working as it should now..
I'm still having intermittent problems on some clients where it will only map the root volume "macmedia$" and freeze there.. This is a problem as they can then see and access everyone elses folders from there.
Do you know of a better/cleaner way to do what I'm trying to acheive? All i'm after is mapping an additional drive for student's so they can save larger files to our media server within their own folders.
Is there a way of checking if a folder exisits within an smb share without mounting the volume? Just trying to think outside of the box a bit..
Here's my new script;
set username to (do shell script "whoami") & " Media" as text
mount volume "smb://172.22.8.23/macmedia$"
tell application "Finder"
          if not (exists folder username of disk "macmedia$") then
make new folder at disk "macmedia$" with properties {name:username as text}
          end if
end tell
tell application "Finder"
          set mnt to ("smb://172.22.8.23/macmedia$/" & username as text)
          try
mount volume mnt
          end try
          eject "macmedia$"
end tell
Many thanks,
Martin

Using single SMB share with multiple Hyper-V clusters

Hello,
I'm trying to find out if I can use a single SMB share with multiple Hyper-V Clusters. Looking at:
How to Assign SMB 3.0 File Shares to Hyper-V Hosts and Clusters in VMM
I think it's possible. Since the File Server is going to handle the file locking it shouldn't be a problem.
Has anyone tried that?
Thank you in advance!

Hello,
I'm not sure that's possible, I get this from this statement:"Assign the share—Assign
the share to a virtual machine host or cluster."
Even if it worked I wouldn't do that. Why don't you just create multiple shares?

Windows 8.1 Pro SMB Sharing problem

Hi,
Would love some help.
I have a file server that I recently upgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1. Problem is, it broke my smb share to 2 Dune Media players and another PC running XBMC on the Openelec platform. I have spent days scouring forums for information and tried
every reg hack and security/sharing fix I found but to no avail. I have since refreshed windows 8.1. I did however just have a breakthrough.
The problem is that the 3 devices above all worked great before the update, now I'm getting errors when ever I try to access a file on the smb share. On my Windows 8.1 file server I have am running storage spaces with about 8 discs amounting to about
16TB of storage, plus an SSD with the operating system. What I just discovered is that if I share a folder on the C drive, it can be scanned and accessed from any of the media players. Therefore it's only the 'storage space' drive that won't authenticate
an smb client.
Thanks
Allan Phillips

Thanks Alex, I had tried that a few times. Finally after 3 weeks I found the solution on the WD forum. Solution is as below.
Re: WD TV Live does not see shared windows USB drives that are connected via hub
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Well, nobody offered any opinion so far, but I was able to solve the mystery.
It is all about the old IPRStackSize of the LanmanServer (Windows NT is greeting us again).
I was taken off, because access seemed basically to work (at least with Windows machines).
But the Windows 8.1 event log then told me very clearly : event 2011, irpstacksize not large enough, please increase.
This event occurred whenever I tried to access the shared drives from my Android devices or especially from the WD TV Live. The only difference netween these 2 systems was that on the Android devices I could at
least see the drives (but could not really open them), while the WD TV Live did not even boither to show me the drives.
Now, I have no clue about the actual limits for the IRPStackSize in Windows 8.1 (the values changed from Windows version to Windows version). So I finally used the limit I found for older Windows systems :
32 (x20).
And it works now like a chram as it seems.
By the way - I found stories about older Windows systems, where people increased the value to 20 (x14). So I tried that value first. With the result that I could not access any drive from other network units at
all. So, the default value for this in Windows 8.1 must be even higher than that. I don;t know what it is, but 32 (x20) is obviously higher.
Long story short : it is a Windows 8.1 (possibly already Windows 8) problem. And it can be solved by creating manually an entry in the Registry to add the IRPStackSize parameter with the higher value (as you know,
when this parameter is missing, Windows uses a default value, which is obviously too small for drives connected to a hub and accessed by any kind of Linux systems.
I still don't have a clue, why the access request by a Linux based system requires obviously more stack size than a request by a Windows machine. That is still something that makes me shake my head.
Here a little procedure copied from Windows NT solutions :
1. Run regedit.
2. Navigate to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters
3. In the right pane, double-click the IRPStackSize value.
4. In the Value Data box, type a value that is larger than the value that is listed.
If you created the IRPStackSize value using the procedure described in step 4, the default value is 15. It is recommended that you increase the value by 3. Therefore, if the previous value was 11, type 14, and
then click OK.
5. Close the Registry Editor and restart the computer.
If the problem persists after you complete the preceding procedure, try to increase the value of IRPStackSize even more. The maximum value for Windows 2000 is 50 (0x32 hex).
NOTE: If the IRPStackSize value does not already exist, use the following procedure to create it:
a.
In the Parameters folder of the registry, right-click the right pane.
b.
Point to New, and then click DWord Value.
c.
Type IRPStackSize.
IMPORTANT: Type "IRPStackSize" exactly as it is displayed because the value name is case-sensitive.

Trying to access SMB share, can read but not write, I use the domain account to autenticate and domain account has access to the share. its a samba domain and im a Windows Admin by trade.

I have two I Mac's Intel i7 models.
I have some problems getting them to write files to SMB shares.
The domain user account I use when requested to enter when i first try to connect to the share seems to go though without a problem and it presents me with a list of mounts (shares) I select one and the folder opens, I can read files and copy them but I cant write to any of the folders.
I have also mounted the network locatiosn to a folder from the terminal while also specifying a user name and password to use but this also doesnt allow the specified user account to write data to the share.
I have confirmed the user account can write to the share by having the user do so from a windows box.
any help from any of you mac guys would be great!!!!
Im a windows fan boy / Windows Server based Network Administrator and am slowly becomming a fan of your macs (mainly due to the Unix terminal access letting me realise there is more control to be had than most haters would lead you to believe).
Peace Out

I should add that I originally formatted the problematic drive for FAT32 from the Mac, but then the WinXP computer couldn't see the drive when I plugged it in directly via USB. That's why I went with Seagate's utility to format it.

Windows machines unable to access smb shares

I know many people are having problems with smb on osx server, but my issues seems very basic, so I will try to ask for help here.
Basically, I have set up a single folder for sharing on a Mac Mini running OSX Mountain Lion Server. Directory services are provided by a WIndows 2003 server, and I have joined OSX Server to that, and am able to see all AD users and groups correctly. I have checked the boxes specifying I wish to share as afp, smb and webdav and also made shares accessible to guests.
Now, if I use a mac client, I can correctly browse the afp and smb shares, and the latter work via finder and smbutil as expected, including access via AD users, connection and file transfer.
If, instead, I use a windows client (I tried both Win7Pro and WinXP), while being able to ping the osx server machine, if I try to "explore" (entering \\hostname in explorer) the shares I get a "Network error: impossible to access ..." (approximate translation, sorry ). I tried both using the hostname and the ip address, always getting the same result.
If I try via prompt with "net view \\hostname" I get a System Error 53 (Unable to find network path).
Does anyone know if I am doing anything wrong?
Thanks
Christian

I have done some further testing, and I can report that occasionally, I am able to connect from a windows 7 professional machine by issuing the following command:
net use z:\\hostname\share /user:DOMAIN\username
mostly this command returns a 53 system error, but sometimes I am asked for the user's password and am then able to access the shared folder for a brief time.

OS X 10.5.8 Leopard Server & SMB authentication problems

Hi all,
I am in charge of a OSX Leopard server. The platform has Windows XP /Windows Vista / OSX computers and as the server has a high capacity NAS it seemed logical to share it using SMB.
The initial set up was done having in mind just the MACs, and they have no issues connecting to the SMB shares. The problem is on Windows side.
Windows machines are supposed to use the SMB shares with Open Directory Accounts. But whenever we create an SMB share, there is a strange behaviour: files could be uploaded to the server, but once copied, they can't be copied back to windows machines, triggering the error (more or less, as the error text is in spanish): "File operation could not be completed, source file could not be found"
For debugging purposes, we have just created a share, step by step , identify which the problem is:
1 - Create a user from Workgroup manager, no admin capabilities.
2 - Create a folder under "Shared Items" Folder.
3 - Disable "Enable Spotlight Search"
4 - Disable AFP, FTP, NFS (leaving just SMB as sharing protocol)
5 - SMB protocol options: Disable "Allow guest access", Asign permmissions as follows: Owner: RW, Group R, Everyone R.
6 - We then go to permissions and choose user created at step 1, set him ACL permissions as RW.
7 - Save changes.
After that, we reboot our Windows test machine, flushing its dns cache previously.
Then when trying to connect to the share,an error message on our XP box says that we have no permissions to connect to the sahre (using our test user credentials). SMB log displays the following:
+setupnew_vcsession: New VC == 0, if NT4.x compatible we would close all old resources.+
+[2009/10/23 12:05:20, 2, pid=29029] /SourceCache/samba/samba-187.9/samba/source/auth/auth.c:checkntlmpassword(319)+
+checkntlmpassword: Authentication for user [] -> [] FAILED with error NTSTATUS_NO_SUCHUSER+
Thanks in advance and best regards.
Message was edited by: javierspn

Edit:
I can now connect with the new user. Something to do with DNS cache and opened sessions on the SMB server that I manually closed.
However, same problem: I can upload files but whenever I try to copy one from the server to any XP workstation:
http://yfrog.com/3oerrorjkj
Basically meaning in plain English that the source file could not be found.
Regards.

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