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...e # is propagated to the original file # without loosing ownership and without # changes to the ACLs Anyone else has the same problem and knows about a remedy which works in environments with _many_ users sharing files in complex manners? Yours, -- martin Dipl.-Phys. Martin Konold e r f r a k o n Erlewein, Frank, Konold & Partner - Beratende Ingenieure und Physiker Nobelstrasse 15, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany fon: 0711 67400963, fax: 0711 67400959 email: martin.konold@erfrakon.de

I'm running Samba 3.0.9 on SLES9 as a domain member with an NT4 PDC, using winbind to authorise domain users. I have set up a general share for all users which works fine and is accessible by all users but I am unable to set up the home shares correctly. When attempting to connect via smbclient I get the following:- tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED What does this mean and where

Hello, I'm hoping that somebody out there can help with this strange problem... First off I'm running Kernel 2.6.9, Samba 3.0.9 on Debian Linux, with WinXP clients. Users working out of their home directories are creating and saving Excel documents and when they later attempt to edit and save the document they've created it results in this message from Excel 2000: "Document

moin *, sorry for the cross-post; follow-ups should go to xdg@ (the only one of those lists i'm subscribed to). i'm pondering with the idea to implement SingleSignOn based on an authentication agent like the ones employed by ssh and gnupg. the system would consist of the two main components: - fdo-keyagent, certainly a d-bus service - pam_keyagent. a PAM module that would authenticate

Hi list, I'm trying to migrate from a workgroup based Samba server to a domain based Samba server. I need the following features - Roaming profiles - LDAP based user administration / authentication I think the LDAP part is mostly doable, though I do foresee some hair tearing, but my main concern is with the roaming profiles. Users do not have a fixed workstation and log-on to whichever