I recently decided to upgrade to the tdbsam: backend, but I'm missing the built-security principles. Do I need to go back to the smbpasswd backend, and add them in the file *first* before converting? I had them there at one point, but I think I think I deleted them because they weren't working. Cygwin's mkgroup command couldn't seem to pull in the groups from my samba server). But, by default, files I create through the 'gui' get created with group '513' (Domain User). Any scripts to add the default principles to a newly converted TDBSAM? Thanks for any help...been hitting the Samba-3 howto book and the pdf updates and man pages to no avail, and my fingers are falling off (sigh). linda
FYI -- I tried adding then with pdbedit but it said they don't exist in /etc/passwd -- but they 'do'...just with not the same exact names. I was going to use the 'map' command to map the names from the tdbsam to the unix side, but I have to get them into the tdb sam first. Also, I really wasn't clear about how I am to add the principles -- I know the form of the sids, but isn't a large part of it to be filled in by the samba-server when I add the user? tnx -l
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