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I just upgraded samba to 3.0.7 from 3.0.4, and am now having trouble
with my groups. I used to be able to log into a windows machine and
request a share that I didn't have access to, and it would then ask me
for a username/password to connect to the share (as it should).
I would then add myself (or whatever user) to the proper LDAP group
entry that was responsible for that share. I would then try the share
again and it would either let me right in, or prompt me for the username
and password. If I got prompted, I entered my username/password, and I
was given access to the share.
Now my problem is that since upgrading to 3.0.7, this is no longer the
case. I have to log out and log back in for me to gain access to the
share. So, it seems that samba is caching the groups I belong to when
I log in, and not querying the LDAP server again when I provide
credentials when prompted.
I am sure that is is probably something trivial that I am missing, but
I am indeed missing it. I would appreciate any input on this, as it is
more than mildly annoying.
Regards,
Nathan
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Nathan Benson
http://sourcefire.com/
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