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...10 TB of data to transfer, and a huge number of files, Re-assigning the access permission after the migration is pratically impossible (also considering that we do not have lots of time for the migration itself.) The only option is to make sure that the GID and the UID of the new file share match excatlly the old file share. I have tryed already with few options by using the idmap, but this didn t resolve my issue. I wonder if there is a way to manually map gid and uid, or any other way to get this problem solved. on following the 2 smb.conf. thanks orignal samba3 file share: root at seadog://...

...er, and a huge number of files, Re-assigning > the access permission after the migration is pratically impossible (also > considering that we do not have lots of time for the migration itself.) > > The only option is to make sure that the GID and the UID of the new file > share match excatlly the old file share. I have tryed already with few > options by using the idmap, but this didn t resolve my issue. > > I wonder if there is a way to manually map gid and uid, or any other way to > get this problem solved. > > on following the 2 smb.conf. > > thanks > >...

...er, and a huge number of files, Re-assigning > the access permission after the migration is pratically impossible (also > considering that we do not have lots of time for the migration itself.) > > The only option is to make sure that the GID and the UID of the new file > share match excatlly the old file share. I have tryed already with few > options by using the idmap, but this didn t resolve my issue. > > I wonder if there is a way to manually map gid and uid, or any other way to > get this problem solved. > > on following the 2 smb.conf. > > thanks > >...