samba - Sep 2002 - 2.2.5/PDC Problem - Part 2

Problem 1 solved: Root logged in without a hitch

Problem 2 now exists
Now matter what I try, I cannot get a normal user account to log in.  I've
added the accounts in smbpasswd and passwd and still cannot log into the
domain.  

Is there a special group that I need to create in /etc and a similar mapping
in my username map?  Could the files be locked to root and not be open to
other logins?  

It's Samba 2.2.6pre2 on RH7.3.  I don't think the log is necessary here,
because I still haven't got users setup properly - if it's needed,
I'll post
it in the morning.

Thanks,
Steve
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Steve Dannaway  |  Director of Information Technology & General Counsel
 JM Associates  |  The Worldwide Leader in Outdoor Television
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Dienstag den 17.09.2002 um  0:38 CEST  +0200, schrieb Steve
Dannaway:
> Problem 1 solved: Root logged in without a hitch
> 
> Problem 2 now exists
> Now matter what I try, I cannot get a normal user account to log in. 
I've
> added the accounts in smbpasswd and passwd and still cannot log into the
> domain.  
Have you try it to login as unix user?
> 
> Is there a special group that I need to create in /etc and a similar
mapping
> in my username map?  Could the files be locked to root and not be open to
> other logins?  
If the file which are requested by user b from samba, and the unix
permissions are not setup correctly, this will fail.
> 
> It's Samba 2.2.6pre2 on RH7.3.  I don't think the log is necessary
here,
> because I still haven't got users setup properly - if it's needed,
I'll post
> it in the morning.
Hope you get the right direction to solve your problem.

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