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...-1-5-21-2940660672-4062535256-4144655499-2026 Primary Group SID: S-1-5-21-2940660672-4062535256-4144655499-513 This group seems not to be converted, see server after classic upgrade: # net groupmap list # -> no groups This puts all these users into some new group: # pdbedit -L | grep pl pl01:4294967295: pl02:4294967295: pl03:4294967295: pl04:4294967295: pl05:4294967295: while on the old server this was: # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort pl01:501: pl02:502: pl03:503: pl04:504: pl05:505: Am I on the right track here?

...se users into some new group: > > Yes, and the group is called 'Domain Users' ;-) > > In AD, ALL users are members of 'Domain Users' but are not > explicitly added to the 'Domain Users' object > >> >> # pdbedit -L | grep pl >> >> pl01:4294967295: >> pl02:4294967295: >> pl03:4294967295: >> pl04:4294967295: >> pl05:4294967295: >> >> while on the old server this was: >> >> # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort >> >> pl01:501: >> pl02:502: >> pl03:503: >> pl04:504...

...e new group: > > Yes, and the group is called 'Domain Users' ;-) > > In AD, ALL users are members of 'Domain Users' but are not > explicitly added to the 'Domain Users' object >   > > > > > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl > > > > pl01:4294967295: > > pl02:4294967295: > > pl03:4294967295: > > pl04:4294967295: > > pl05:4294967295: > > > > while on the old server this was: > > > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort > > > > pl01:501: > > pl02:502: > > pl03:503: &g...

...-> no groups > > This puts all these users into some new group: Yes, and the group is called 'Domain Users' ;-) In AD, ALL users are members of 'Domain Users' but are not explicitly added to the 'Domain Users' object > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl > > pl01:4294967295: > pl02:4294967295: > pl03:4294967295: > pl04:4294967295: > pl05:4294967295: > > while on the old server this was: > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort > > pl01:501: > pl02:502: > pl03:503: > pl04:504: > pl05:505: > > Am I on the right tra...

...Yes, and the group is called 'Domain Users' ;-) > > > > In AD, ALL users are members of 'Domain Users' but are not > > explicitly added to the 'Domain Users' object > > > >> > >> # pdbedit -L | grep pl > >> > >> pl01:4294967295: > >> pl02:4294967295: > >> pl03:4294967295: > >> pl04:4294967295: > >> pl05:4294967295: > >> > >> while on the old server this was: > >> > >> # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort > >> > >> pl01:501: >...

...called 'Domain Users' ;-) > > > > In AD, ALL users are members of 'Domain Users' but are not > > explicitly added to the 'Domain Users' object > >   > > > > > > > > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl > > > > > > pl01:4294967295: > > > pl02:4294967295: > > > pl03:4294967295: > > > pl04:4294967295: > > > pl05:4294967295: > > > > > > while on the old server this was: > > > > > > # pdbedit -L | grep pl | sort > > > > > > pl...

On Mon, 28 Nov 2016 10:54:55 +0100 "Stefan G. Weichinger via samba" <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Am 2016-11-28 um 10:27 schrieb Rowland Penny via samba: > > > Have you read this: > > > > https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Migrating_a_Samba_NT4_Domain_to_Samba_AD_%28Classic_Upgrade%29 > > > > Particularly this part: > > > >

Hi, we are the developers of an alternative to mkisofs: program xorriso from libburnia-project.org . The current development cycle is about support for creating bootable CDs, DVDs, BDs. So we look for testers and for advise about ISOLINUX specifics. The example from the ISOLINUX wiki is supposed to work if you replace "mkisofs" by "xorriso -as mkisofs". I.e: xorriso -as