samba - Nov 2006 - usrmgr.exe issues

Hi

I have set up my own domain on Debian stable (3.0.14a-3sarge2) and can log in
etc.
I have just gone to administrate my user accounts using the server tool
(usrmgr.exe) from microsoft (i know it is not the problem of samba to support
these but...) when i select my new domain 'EDDU' i get the error:

"the specified local group does not exist"

Having read pretty much every google entry and searched this list to no avail,
the only solution i found was a patch that would solve the problem if you were
using an ldap backend. I am using a straight up tdbsam backend a fear this patch
will not solve the problem.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
thanks

Edd Parris
 
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"Eddy Parris" <e_mpika@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi

I have set up my own domain on Debian stable (3.0.14a-3sarge2) and can log
in etc.
I have just gone to administrate my user accounts using the server tool
(usrmgr.exe) from microsoft (i know it is not the problem of samba to
support these but...) when i select my new domain 'EDDU' i get the
error:

"the specified local group does not exist"


Make sure that the usrmgr.exe is located on a Samba share.  You can map a
shortcut from the Windows XP machine to the file.


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