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...>> sAMAccountName: Administrators >> gidNumber: 10007 >> >> sAMAccountName: Domain Admins >> gidNumber: 10000 >> >> sAMAccountName: Domain Users >> gidNumber: 10001 >> >> uidNumber: 10003 >> gidNumber: 10001 >> sAMAccountName: kbanre >> >> sAMAccountName: Domain Guests >> gidNumber: 10002 >> >> I can list those users and groups on the member server using "getent >> passwd" and "getent group". > Can I suggest you remove uid/gidNumber attributes from: > > Enterprise...

...sAMAccountName: Guest uidNumber: 10001 gidNumber: 10000 sAMAccountName: Schema Admins gidNumber: 10003 sAMAccountName: Administrators gidNumber: 10007 sAMAccountName: Domain Admins gidNumber: 10000 sAMAccountName: Domain Users gidNumber: 10001 uidNumber: 10003 gidNumber: 10001 sAMAccountName: kbanre sAMAccountName: Domain Guests gidNumber: 10002 I can list those users and groups on the member server using "getent passwd" and "getent group". What else could be wrong? My impression is that samba and winbind caches a lot of information. Should I start over with the member...

...to the "Unix > Attributes" tab in ADUC and setting "NIS Domain" to "none" is > sufficient? No, it should show your domain name. > > Checking the getent commands: > > root at fileserver:/var/log/samba# getent passwd | grep ^MYDOMAIN > MYDOMAIN\kbanre:*:10003:10001:XXXXXXXXXX:/var/share/samba/homes/kbanre:/bin/sh > MYDOMAIN\kbmamu:*:10004:10001:Max > Mustermann:/var/share/samba//homes/kbmamu:/bin/sh > MYDOMAIN\kbudwi:*:10002:10001:Udo > Willke:/var/share/samba/homes/kbudwi:/bin/sh > > root at fileserver:/var/log/samba# geten...

..." and "should show your domain name" don't work at the same time. Or should I choose mydomain and delete the remaining field entries? > >> Checking the getent commands: >> >> root at fileserver:/var/log/samba# getent passwd | grep ^MYDOMAIN >> MYDOMAIN\kbanre:*:10003:10001:XXXXXXXXXX:/var/share/samba/homes/kbanre:/bin/sh >> MYDOMAIN\kbmamu:*:10004:10001:Max >> Mustermann:/var/share/samba//homes/kbmamu:/bin/sh >> MYDOMAIN\kbudwi:*:10002:10001:Udo >> Willke:/var/share/samba/homes/kbudwi:/bin/sh >> >> root at fileserver:...

...omain name" don't work at the same > time. Or should I choose mydomain and delete the remaining field > entries? > > > >> Checking the getent commands: > >> > >> root at fileserver:/var/log/samba# getent passwd | grep ^MYDOMAIN > >> MYDOMAIN\kbanre:*:10003:10001:XXXXXXXXXX:/var/share/samba/homes/kbanre:/bin/sh > >> MYDOMAIN\kbmamu:*:10004:10001:Max > >> Mustermann:/var/share/samba//homes/kbmamu:/bin/sh > >> MYDOMAIN\kbudwi:*:10002:10001:Udo > >> Willke:/var/share/samba/homes/kbudwi:/bin/sh > >> &gt...

...me: Schema Admins > gidNumber: 10003 > > sAMAccountName: Administrators > gidNumber: 10007 > > sAMAccountName: Domain Admins > gidNumber: 10000 > > sAMAccountName: Domain Users > gidNumber: 10001 > > uidNumber: 10003 > gidNumber: 10001 > sAMAccountName: kbanre > > sAMAccountName: Domain Guests > gidNumber: 10002 > > I can list those users and groups on the member server using "getent > passwd" and "getent group". Can I suggest you remove uid/gidNumber attributes from: Enterprise Read-Only Domain Controllers Admi...

Hi everyone, after some struggling I have finally set up a Samba AD DC and a file server more or less successfully. Unfortunately I am failing at one of the last steps: the configuration of the home share, where I can't set the permissions correctly which, as a consequence, seems to prevent the creation of the users' folders on the home share I am using the standard Samba packages on