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...m running a 3.6.0 server as a member of a Samba4 domain controller and am noticing some behaviour that I do not understand (the domain is FB5, the domain member servers's name is tango) It took me some time to get winbind showing domain users and groups but finally with backend idmap_rid it is _nearly_ working. `getent passwd' and `gentent group' list domain users and groups: ... FB5+dg:*:1624:1013:dg:/home/FB5/dg:/bin/sh ... FB5+allowed rodc password replication group:x:1071: FB5+enterprise read-only domain controllers:x:998: FB5+denied rodc password replication group:x:1072:FB5+krbtgt...

Hi, I have set up a samba 3.0.7 server with acl-support on an xfs filesystem. Everything is working as expected from the server/Windows client view. I can create/modify files, I can see the acls, fine. Now I have a linux-client which is using the same samba-server. Also here works _nearly_ everything as expected. If the owner or group of the directory/file is allowed to modify the file, everyting works. The problem is that if I want to create/modifiy a directory where the unix-rights are not sufficient, the operation is not permitted. Example: On the samba-server (fs): meissner@fs...

...s2 is a classRepresentation object. * The warning message when attempting to export an nonexistent class is now more readable; thanks to Thierry Onkelinx for recognizing the problem. * choose() misbehaved in corner cases where it switched n - k for k and n was only _nearly_ integer (report from Erik Scott Wright). * mle() in the stats4 package had problems combining use of box constraints and fixed starting values (in particular, confidence intervals were affected). * Operator ? now has lower precedence than = to work as documented, so = be...

...s2 is a classRepresentation object. * The warning message when attempting to export an nonexistent class is now more readable; thanks to Thierry Onkelinx for recognizing the problem. * choose() misbehaved in corner cases where it switched n - k for k and n was only _nearly_ integer (report from Erik Scott Wright). * mle() in the stats4 package had problems combining use of box constraints and fixed starting values (in particular, confidence intervals were affected). * Operator ? now has lower precedence than = to work as documented, so = be...

...s2 is a classRepresentation object. * The warning message when attempting to export an nonexistent class is now more readable; thanks to Thierry Onkelinx for recognizing the problem. * choose() misbehaved in corner cases where it switched n - k for k and n was only _nearly_ integer (report from Erik Scott Wright). * mle() in the stats4 package had problems combining use of box constraints and fixed starting values (in particular, confidence intervals were affected). * Operator ? now has lower precedence than = to work as documented, so = be...