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Ron Garcia-Vidal wrote:
| I have backups of user home directories that I've shared out via samba
| so that my non-linux level 1 guy can restore files using the
| drag-n-drop. Problem is, all directories are owned by their respective
| user and are set 700. In order for the admin users to access these
| directories, I've set admin user=@SuperAdmins for the share in smb.conf.
|
| The problem is, al the admin users have domain users as their primary
| group, and superadmins as a secondary. Access to the homes folder fails
| for all but user Administrator. If I switch my primary group to
| SuperAdmins, I am allowed access. I would rather not run with
| SuperAdmins as my primary group. How can I get Samba to see my list of
| secondaries when determining access permission?
|
| I am running Debian testing with the stable samba 3.0 packages from
| samba.org. Authentication is through winbind feeding off an NT4 pdc.
There are a couple of bug reports of this in bugzilla.
~ https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395
However, as yet I have been unable to reproduce these
(i spent some time on this before the release to
determine if it was a generic problem in our code).
It would help if you would grab a level 10 debug log
of the failure and send it to me off list. Thanks.
cheers, jerry
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