check /var/smb/smbpasswd
Afshin
Harry Putnam wrote:
If I restart or start the smb/server.. I see these messages in
/var/adm/messages (wrapped for mail):
Mar 23 10:55:25 zfs idmap[367]: [ID 924872 daemon.warning]
ns_lookup_bypid: getpwuid_r(101) failed (not found).
Mar 23 10:55:25 zfs smbd[1131]: [ID 600500 daemon.warning]
smb_pwdutil: couldn't obtain SID for uid=101 (-9977)
Mar 23 10:57:28 zfs idmap[367]: [ID 924872 daemon.warning]
ns_lookup_bypid: getpwuid_r(101) failed (not found).
Mar 23 10:57:28 zfs smbd[1177]: [ID 600500 daemon.warning]
smb_pwdutil: couldn't obtain SID for uid=101 (-9977)
uid 101 was recently changed to uid 1000. Mabye I didn't do all I
should have.
That change was made prior to setting up cifs shares which are owned
by the same user.
I edited /etc/passwd:
reader:x:1000:10:Harry Putnam:/export/home/reader:/bin/bash
It used to say
reader:x:101:10:Harry Putnam:/export/home/reader:/bin/bash
Now it shows 1000 (where it had been 101)
I trolled through the file system changing all of user readers files
to reflect the new uid by just doing `chown reader:staff' on all of
them (after editing /etc/passwd)
The user name was not a change but that appears to have set the new
uid id:
id reader
uid=1000(reader) gid=10(staff) groups=10(staff),3(sys),\
4(adm),15(wheel)
So is that change causing problems elsewhere and might this be the
reason my cifs shares cannot be accessed from windows boxes?
See:
Subject: Are there known headaches with cifs connections
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
On this list; for as many details as I could think of regarding
problems setting up cifs shares.
The change of uid was an attempt to get nfs shares to be mountable by
user reader, nfs shares from a linux server elsewhere on the lan where
user readers'uid was 1000.
It appears to not have helped that problem a bit.
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