samba - Jun 2005 - username map before passwd?

Im using Samba 3.0.14a.

My problem is, that smb starts username mapping before it looks in passwd.
last line of username map looks like follow

###
domainuu= mars\*
###

if user not exists in local passwd, so it should be mappd to domainuu (works
fine)
but if i connect as user mars\peter (peter exists as local unix account) it is
also mapped to domainuu.
but should connect as user peter.

is there any parameter which i can say, it should first check /etc/passwd and
afterwards username mapping.
otherwise i need to map every local user in username map like follow

###
!peter = mars\peter		<- ! match stopps further mapping
domainuu= mars\*
***

The thing is, i need to map every domainuser (mars) to domainuu, to use domainuu
(unix user) as public share like domain guests.

ps: security is domain

thanks for any help

Peter

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H?fliger Peter wrote:
> Im using Samba 3.0.14a.
> 
> My problem is, that smb starts username mapping before 
> it looks in passwd. last line of username map looks like follow
> 
> ###
> domainuu= mars\*
> ###
> 
> if user not exists in local passwd, so it should be mappd 
> to domainuu (works fine) but if i connect as user mars\peter
> (peter exists as local unix account) it is also mapped to
> domainuu.  but should connect as user peter.
> 
> is there any parameter which i can say, it should first check 
> /etc/passwd and afterwards username mapping. otherwise i need
> to map every local user in username map like follow
> 
> ###
> !peter = mars\peter		<- ! match stopps further mapping
> domainuu= mars\*
> ***
> 
> The thing is, i need to map every domainuser (mars) to domainuu, 
> to use domainuu (unix user) as public share like domain guests.
The way it should work is

standalone server: 	apply username map, authenticate, getpwnam()
domain member:		authenticate, apply username map, getpwnam()

Is this not how it is working for you?





cheers, jerry
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