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...9;t seem to be inclined to fix it). I've gone into detail about this in a past post, but the crux of the issue is that the Samba server has its own SIDs, while the Wise executables are expecting to see NT domain SIDs. Under Samba 2.0, when "nt acl support = no" is set in smb.conf, an NTTRANS_QUERY_SECURITY_DESC call would return a "bogus" SID that showed the "Everyone" user as having read/write access to the file or directory being queried. This is not the case under 2.2.1a; I'm guessing that the server is somehow telling the client that it doesn't support ACLs (I'm only g...