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...win2k3), the SA defined a shared resource. The share-permissions tab the "domain users" group has typical permissions, and in the security permissions tab the "domain users" has "read & exec", "show" and "read". In the server the structure is \\w2k3server\share1\dir1\dir2\target the "share" resource maps to c:\share, with the permissions described above. Both folders dir1 and dir2 haven't any permissions to the user I'm using to connect (test-user) "Target" folder has permissions to allow test-user to read, list, write,...

...d of the Samba server. Even when I have both the samba and Windows Server 2003 printers side-by-side this problem exists for one but not the other. Upon further investigation I see that there are sub keys of: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Providers\LanMan Print Services\w2k3server\Printers\XeroxWorkCentre5735PS Namely: PnPData, PrinterDriverData, PrintProcCacheData, And these keys don't exist under the equivalent \sambaserver\Printers\XeroxWorkCentre5735PS key. I've tried merging the missing keys (and missing values from DsSpooler & PrinterDriverData) from one...

...can be mounted with mount.cifs, but despite using the rw mount option, the mountpoint can only be accessed read-only. Trying to write on the share results in a permission denied error. This happens on a 2.4.21 kernel with the shipped CIFS kernel module. The mount command used is: mount.cifs //<w2k3server>/<share>$ /mnt \ -o username=<user>,workgroup=<workgroup>,password=<pwd>,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0775,uid=<localuid>,gid=<localgid>,rw The kernel output after enabling extended debugging: dir.c: CIFS VFS: in cifs_lookup as Xid: 108299 with uid: 0 dir.c:...

...(I cant get write access to files using Gedit or openoffice under gnome -I can apparently execute a logon as a domain user NEXUS+sci1 for example). Strangely I can create an empty file, rename it to .txt and then open it in Gedit (but only read only)! I am confused also because if I log on to the W2k3Server as Administrator and examine the share I have write permission and can alter files (I also have this user as an admin user in the smb.conf). I am not sure my pam.d/gdm and other pam files are right. I also get asked for auth to access the share after logging on as a domain user (which I need to f...