Samba-interop-install unsupported smbd version 3.6.3

This is important because the default Ubuntu install of samba brings in everything and the kitchen sink with it things like CUPS integration, Avahi support etc. You can do this by running:. Next, download the sources for the latest stable release of Samba and unpack it — you can get them from here.

Now, it is time to configure and build Samba. In order to build Samba, you will need build tools configure, make, gcc etc.

In most systems the former should already be installed. If it is not, you can install by running. Running configure should tell you if anything else is missing. Simply type make to build Samba. If all goes well, now all the Samba binaries are built from the sources. At this point, you could simply run. This is where checkinstall enters the picture — checkinstall essentially wraps around the make install procedure to produce an installable package rpm, deb or slackware as you wish and then installs using the package.

This allows you to manage the package like you would any other package installed in the system. Install checkinstall by running. You should see a menu — it is important that you change defaults here. Not changing the name of the package or the provides will cause pain as the default name and provides is samba which makes the package manager lookup older dependencies. In short, Hit 2 and change name from samba to.

This will then take you through a sequence of steps at the end of which you should hopefully have a functioning install of Samba 4. The final missing piece in the install is a startup script for Samba.

It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I've decided to switch to the higher version of SMB in Samba at least 2 - mostly because of the security reasons. I think I had not done this and it was working just becasue of smb. When is it possible to configure version protocol like in the MAN page in the smb.

I guess that min protocol may not be available in the Samba version I use. But anyway, it supports SMB2 protocol, so how can I switch it on? Then once mounted make sure access permissions of that folder SLES You've set both client min protocol and client max protocol , which only affect Samba when it's acting as a client, like smbclient.

For server-side, you've only set server min protocol , so the server max protocol is still defaulting to SMBv1. And because now min protocol is higher than max, smbd actually cannot allow any protocol at all. The facts that SLES Sign up to join this community.

The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Then run. It is recommended that you also review the list of patches for current releases.

For information on Samba security releases, please see our security page. All major Linux and Free Unix distributions have Samba as a native package. See your distributor's package or port system for a native install of samba on your system. Nowadays, the Samba Team needs a dollar instead of pizza ;-.