#Macfusion authentication has failed update#

Server:~ admin$ sudo sso_util configure -r .UK -a diradmin smb The transcript below is the terminal output and then a comparison or /var/db/smb.conf Some progress at last, I used Gerrit's hint to attempt to kerberize smb using sso_util. I can provide copies of files, conduct test, just ask. So where do I go from here in my fault diagnosis? The differences between the two are in the good test server 'realm = ' appears in two places as does 'use kerberos keytab = yes' Note XXXX's used to obscure domain In the production server (where smb is broken), global is defined as:. In the test sever (where smb works), global is defined as Then I look at the smb.conf in /var/samba/db So now I take a look at the smb.conf file in /etc Test server, > smbclient //172.16.0.100/ -U Administrator, prompt comes back for 'password' Production server, > smbclient //10.0.0.100/ -U Administrator, message 'connection refused' Now do the same with terminal just to see if authentication is the problem These are my findings:-Īttempt to connect to production server with Go command, smb://10.0.0.100, no password dialogue box, Connection Failed box appears, accept, further message 'cannot connect to the server because the name or password is not correct'Īttempt to connect to test server with Go command, smb://172.16.0.100, get password dialogue box, enter user name and password and a list of shares appears. Fortunately I have a test server (in which SMB is OK) to compare and test with. I've waited for new updates to see if it will be fixed but to no avail, so after applying 10.5.8 I decided to do some investigation.

#Macfusion authentication has failed update#

When first installed my production Xserve and OS X 10.5.1 provided SMB sharing flawlessly, tat is until a 10.5.4 update after which it was broken.