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Using Samba 3.0.2 (specifically the samba-3.0.2-7.FC1 Fedora package) with LDAP as a passdb backend I'm encountering problems with Domain Groups. I have come across various postings, some to this list, with people that are experiencing similar problems. However I have not found any information as to the cause/solution. The problem is as follows. I have the following group configurations in

Dear Ola, I cannot say anything about Windows 7, as we do not have any Win7 machines here in our institute and I even do not know someone who have Win7 on a private machine. I will try to find a machine with this OS and test it. Anybody having experiences with Win7 yet? Greetings Jo > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [R] snowfall on Win7 > Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 11:25:37

Hello, While I've been searching for SIP hardphones and trying to pick between all of the different features that are available for them I had the idea that we (The Asterisk community) should create a label that hard-phone manufacturers can put on their products that meet basic requirements to function with the Asterisk VOIP system. Or, at the very least, a listing on a website that would

...have it get overwritten. Also, some people can get properties on a printer and change the driver selection, change "Printing Defaults..." via the "Advanced tab", others cannot. It seems to have nothing to do with whether one is logged in as administrator vs. has administrator privaleges, etc. It seems to be random. I can do it logged in as administrator. I have no "user" login. The guy across the hall can do it as himself (he has admin rights) or as administrator. The guy down the hall can't do it as himself (he has admin rights). What is the magic...

Hi group, I have problems with a former Samba-server. It has been a simple server, no acl-stuff,not a DC or so. Now we have a Windows 2003 PDC and I intergated the Samba-Server as a Domain Member Server. Everything works fine, except one annoying thing: I cannot allow the Domain-Members to full-access the files recursively. Example: The users complain, that they can make an excel-sheet and

Hi, I am using Samba version 3.051 in an Active Directory setting with Windows 2000 server. Everything is working rather well with regards to file-sharing and authentication. However, the one thing that I noticed that I haven't been able to fix quickly with SWAT is the prevention of browsing the Linux file-system with users such as 'nobody' or 'bin'. For example... I have a