More info is needed:
- Run this script on the Solaris box and post the output
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/files/cifs-gendiag
- Output of "ls -Vd" on the directory with 750
- A network trace of your authentication attempt. You can use Wireshark
or snoop. You can use snoop like this (should run as root):
snoop -o <capture-output.cap>
- What's your client OS?
Afshin
Aaron Epps wrote:
> OK, so here's some more info. If I am logged onto the client system as UserA
> and connect to UserA's home share via CIFS, permissions work as expected;
> however, if I am logged on as UserB and then try to connect to UserA's home
> share it appears that I get mapped to nobody, even though as UserB I am
> prompted for a username and password (since UserB does not exist on the
> OpenSolaris system) and I enter UserA's username and password.
>
> So, it looks like either A). I cannot masquerade as another user when
> connecting to a CIFS share or B). I need to manually create a mapping on the
> server for UserB to map to UserA. Thoughts?
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