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...to avoid confusion         winbind use default domain = yes         winbind nss info = rfc2307         vfs objects = acl_xattr         map acl inherit = yes         admin users = "@MYDOMAIN\Domain Admins","@MYDOMAIN\Enterprise Admins"         store dos attributes = yes [SOMESHARE1]         path = /home/shares/SOMESHARE1/         read only = no [SOMESHARE2]         path = /home/shares/SOMESHARE2/         read only = no ...... [SOMESHARE10]         path = /home/shares/SOMESHARE10/         read only = no ............. Correct me please if I'm wrong, but: idmap = AD...

...s to the share. What's *really* odd is that if I comment out the "force user =" line (and re-start everything Samba for good measure, even though I probably don't need to), everything works, but the forced user is still actually forced! I.e.: [someshare1] comment = Some random share #1 path = /var/tmp/someshare1 force user = administrator force group = users read only = no browseable = yes # This fails with a "The security ID structure is inv...

Hello, I think I'm not explaining the issue correctly and I'm being misunderstood. I'll give an example: windows 7 machine PC1$ is running AD GPO startup script that forces it to read some files from network share hosted on the centos server with samba 4. The script will be run as windows SYSTEM user (that's the default behaviour of autostart scripts). But since SYSTEM is a