samba - Jun 2008 - idmap_ad - Unix attributes vs. Windows attributes vs. Winbind

Hi,

I'm using Debian Stable with Samba from SerNet (3.0.28-21).

Most of it is working, but there is one issue:
> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko Barz:/home/DOMAIN/user:/bin/false
> filer01 ~ # getent passwd | grep user
> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko Barz:/net/server.domain.local/home/user:/bin/bash
> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
> user:*:1024:100:Aiko Barz:/net/server.domain.local/home/user:/bin/bash
5 minutes later:
> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko Barz:/home/DOMAIN/user:/bin/false
1) The first command uses a generated $HOME and $SHELL. The GID is the one
   from the main windows group.
2) The second command shows the $HOME and $SHELL from the Active
   Directory UNIX TAB. But the GID is the one from the main windows group.
3) The command from 1) again. The GID is now the GID from the UNIX TAB.
4) All parameters have the same values like in 1) again...


During that time, nothing has been changed. I simply executed those
commands. Samba/Winbind is mixing up some parameters.

Is there hope?

So long,
    Aiko
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Aiko Barz wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm using Debian Stable with Samba from SerNet (3.0.28-21).
> 
> Most of it is working, but there is one issue:
> 
>> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
>> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko Barz:/home/DOMAIN/user:/bin/false
>> filer01 ~ # getent passwd | grep user
>> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko
Barz:/net/server.domain.local/home/user:/bin/bash
>> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
>> user:*:1024:100:Aiko Barz:/net/server.domain.local/home/user:/bin/bash
> 
> 5 minutes later:
> 
>> filer01 ~ # getent passwd user
>> user:*:1024:10000:Aiko Barz:/home/DOMAIN/user:/bin/false
nscd running ?




jerry
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