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...chine just won't. This basically makes general browsing of the local subnet IMPOSSIBLE with smbclient... It's very annoying, since samba is so great on the server side and so limited on the client side... Isn't the client side is simpler, and more generally useful to people who are on primariy windows networks and need to get shares off of other computers? A Network-Neighborhood-like interface to smbclient would be really great, and I would write such a frontent if I could just figure out how to get the necessary information OUT of smbclient... Thanks, ------------------ Pet...

...configuration, but I am having an issue with my iptables setup. As I am new to the routing scene, I wondered if there was someone who would be able to help point me in the right directions. I have a LAN router setup running CentOS 4.2, this box has 4 nics in it. Ips are as Follows. 192.168.19.1 (primariy WAN route) 192.168.20.1 (secondary WAN route) 192.168.21.1 (default PCLAN) 192.168.22.1 (VOIP LAN) Currently I have a Firewall sitting on the Primary WAN connection as well as one on the secondary Wan connection (2 physical Firewalls). There are a few problems which I have not been able to overco...

...Linux CLI. > The view point from windows GUI might differ, i did not test that. > > > Its always : > UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with these checks. > > !! DC !! > On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. > And primariy group is always "domain users" > > > !! MEMBER !! > On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no uid/gid > > id testuser > uid=10128(testuser) gid=10011(testgroup) groups=10011(testgroup),10000(domain users),2001(BUILTIN\users) > Correct &...

...So my conclusion. View point, from Linux CLI. The view point from windows GUI might differ, i did not test that. Its always : UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with these checks. !! DC !! On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. And primariy group is always "domain users" !! MEMBER !! On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no uid/gid id testuser uid=10128(testuser) gid=10011(testgroup) groups=10011(testgroup),10000(domain users),2001(BUILTIN\users) Correct - going back to unix tab, selected &q...

...that. > >> > >> > >> Its always : > >> UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with > these checks. > >> > >> !! DC !! > >> On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. > >> And primariy group is always "domain users" > >> > >> > >> !! MEMBER !! > >> On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no > uid/gid > >> > >> id testuser > >> uid=10128(testuser) gid=10011(testgroup) > group...

On 20/08/2019 11:16, L.P.H. van Belle via samba wrote >> The problem with that is, 'id' gets its info from the same place that >> 'getent' does, so the OP will still get the wrong group ;-) >> >> Rowland > Maybe i did not understand the question then. > In: id username |awk -F"=" '{ print $2 }'|cut -d"(" -f1 > $2 = GID

...rom windows GUI might differ, i did not test that. >> >> >> Its always : >> UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with these checks. >> >> !! DC !! >> On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. >> And primariy group is always "domain users" >> >> >> !! MEMBER !! >> On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no uid/gid >> >> id testuser >> uid=10128(testuser) gid=10011(testgroup) groups=10011(testgroup),10000(domain users),2001(B...

...gt; >>>> Its always : > >>>> UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with > >> these checks. > >>>> !! DC !! > >>>> On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. > >>>> And primariy group is always "domain users" > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> !! MEMBER !! > >>>> On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no > >> uid/gid > >>>> id testuser > >>>> uid=1012...

...gt;>> >>>> >>>> Its always : >>>> UID GID PRIMIARY_GROUP_GID with the output of 'id' as far i notice with >> these checks. >>>> !! DC !! >>>> On the DC, a primay group is not respected as it should. >>>> And primariy group is always "domain users" >>>> >>>> >>>> !! MEMBER !! >>>> On the members, keeping the settings as it was, and working back to no >> uid/gid >>>> id testuser >>>> uid=10128(testuser) gid=10011(testgroup) &g...

...ovell server last year and tackled this same problem. I found, and modified, a script that would generate a logon batch file that would run as each user logged into the network. A copy of the script is attached. Perhaps it will help. As we also have a number of NT servers, one of which is the primariy domain controller, I had to abandon this approach as the PDC demanded to be in charge of such things. If your Samba server is the only one, this should work for you. I use it at home on my small network there. Hope this helps. -Bill [demime 0.98b removed an attachment of type application/oc...