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I posed this question earlier but it was with another question and I think it got lost. I have winbindd up and running and working great. If I add NT domain users to an NT domain global group, add that group to a local linux group in /etc/group, and then assign that local linux group ownership of an object (file or dir) should this work? In other words, can you still use local linux groups as

...short preserve case = yes default case = lower Using Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Explorer interface, lets create our four files on a Samba share. In Explorer we type in the four file names: FILEONE.TXT Filetwo.txt filethree.txt FiLeFoUr.TxT A Unix 'll' command will show us: ? rwxr-r-- 1 ddmc users 0 Dec 19 16:40 FILEONE.TXT ? rwxr-r-- 1 ddmc users 0 Dec 19 16:41 FiLeFoUr.TxT ? rwxr-r-- 1 ddmc users 0 Dec 19 16:40 Filetwo.txt ? rwxr-r-- 1 ddmc users 0 Dec 19 16:41 filethree.txt Lovely! Just what we asked for. Now...

Well, I managed to get Samba 2.2.3 up and running on our Solaris 8 machine. I installed with the winbind option and everything went though just find. I was able to join the NT domain and now I can do a wbinfo -u "and get a domain user list as well as a "wbinfo -g and get a group list. For some reason though, the authentication isn't working. I tried to "wbinfo -a" and

...s. Take a look at my output, from a winbindd system that is a member of the WT1 domain, and the WT1 domain has a trust to the atl-wtec domain NOTE that my winbind separator is + (as your's appears to be in your smb.conf file): # ./wbinfo -u ATL-WTEC+Administrator ATL-WTEC+atlwtec1 ATL-WTEC+ddmc ATL-WTEC+Guest ATL-WTEC+IUSR_ALBERTE WT1+Administrator WT1+ddmc WT1+Guest WT1+IUSR_CERES WT1+IWAM_CERES WT1+krbtgt WT1+test WT1+test1 WT1+test2 WT1+test3 WT1+test4 WT1+test5 # ./wbinfo -m ATL-WTEC # NOTE it shows the users in the ATL-WTEC domain as well as my home domain (this may be because I hav...