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2001 Nov 06
4
Problem with GID being set to UID for Samba 2.2.2
...with RedHat 7.1 (Intel).
But there's this one little problem, the GID for a recognised user is
being set to an unknown group. It looks like the GID is being set to be
equal to the UID, or it is being set to the user's *original* GID (which
samba has cached away somewhere).
My user (pbabern) tries to access a share on the samba server- pbabern can
read/write OK in a directory which is owned by pbabern, but cannot write
in a directory that is *not* owned by pbabern, even though UNIX group
permissions let pbabern write when I try the same write operation from the
UNIX shell.
This is...
2003 Dec 01
0
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...er is being set to an unknown group. It looks like the GID is being set to be equal to the UID, or it is being set to the user's *original* GID (which samba has cached away somewhere). </font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">My user (pbabern) tries to access a share on the samba server- pbabern can read/write OK in a directory which is owned by pbabern, but cannot write in a directory that is *not* owned by pbabern, even though UNIX group permissions let pbabern write when I try the same write operation from the UNIX shell.</font>...