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The same thing happen if the group on a file is wheel or any other unix group. I also now observed that this also happens to unix users that are not mapped in idmap.ldb. For example: # useradd myunixuser # touch myfile # chown myunixuser myfile # chgrp SAMDOM\sambauser myfile alos crashes explorer. / Kacper On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 8:55 PM, Rowland Penny via samba < samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > On Thu, 16 Aug 2018 11:46:01 -0700 > Jeremy Allison <jra at samba.org> wrote:...

...Kacper <kacper at kacper.se> wrote: > > > The same thing happen if the group on a file is wheel or any other > > unix group. I also now observed that this also happens to unix users > > that are not mapped in idmap.ldb. > > > > For example: > > # useradd myunixuser > > # touch myfile > > # chown myunixuser myfile > > # chgrp SAMDOM\sambauser myfile > > > > alos crashes explorer. > > > > First and foremost, you shouldn't be creating files/folders in a Samba > share directory as a local Unix user/group on a Samba...

...se> wrote: >> >> > The same thing happen if the group on a file is wheel or any other >> > unix group. I also now observed that this also happens to unix users >> > that are not mapped in idmap.ldb. >> > >> > For example: >> > # useradd myunixuser >> > # touch myfile >> > # chown myunixuser myfile >> > # chgrp SAMDOM\sambauser myfile >> > >> > alos crashes explorer. >> > >> >> First and foremost, you shouldn't be creating files/folders in a Samba >> share directory a...

I would like to request you Samba gurus , what is the significance of teh file " username-map " which currently is in /usr/local/samba/lib. I have tried the following entries: jhall = hall_j kamal = kamal root = root but i dont know what it does , now the question : Can i manage users with this file , i.e I just add entries to this file on the fly and the users will have access to the

On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 07:35:46PM +0100, Rowland Penny via samba wrote: > > > > The crash only happens when a local unix group (in this case root) is > > set as the group for the shared file. > > There is one very big problem with that theory, Administrator is > mapped (in idmap.ldb) to root, so when you read 'root' on a DC, you > can also read

...se> wrote: > > > The same thing happen if the group on a file is wheel or any other > > unix group. I also now observed that this also happens to unix users > > that are not mapped in idmap.ldb. > > > > For example: > > # useradd myunixuser > > # touch myfile > > # chown myunixuser myfile > > # chgrp SAMDOM\sambauser myfile > > > > alos crashes explorer. > > > > First and foremost, you shouldn't be creating files/folders in a Samba > share directory a...

Hi all If i add something like "myunixuser = MYDOMAIN+domainuser" to my username.map ist works. but if i do the same with groups ("myunixgroup = @"MYDOMAIN+domaingroup") i can no longer map my samba shares... any idea? what is the difference between "./net groupmap ..." and using a username.map? thanks for...