Jan Veninga wrote:
I can't get idmap to work for the short version of our domainname.
This works
# idmap show -c 'EWI.UTWENTE.NL\myuser'
winuser:EWI.UTWENTE.NL\myuser -> unixuser:myuser
But this does not work (and that is the way smbd tries to resolve):
# idmap show -c 'EWI\veninga'
winname:EWI\veninga -> uid:60001
Error: Domain not found
Are you encountering any actual CIFS related problems?
We don't expect "idmap show" to work with NetBIOS-format domain names, and
smbd doesn't ever ask idmap to map a name. All smbd requests are in terms
of SIDs and UIDs/GIDs. Why do you say that this is the way that smbd tries
to call idmap?
/etc/resolv.conf
search EWI ewi.utwente.nl
nameserver 130.89.10.49
nameserver 130.89.10.11
nameserver 130.89.10.5
I added the "EWI" domain because the "cifs-chkcfg" tool said so.
That's odd. The name there, and the name that cifs-chkcfg recommends,
should be full DNS-style domain names. What does
# svccfg -s smb/server listprop smbd/domain_name
say?
change default_domain=any-value
This is a bit troublesome. What does
# svccfg -s idmap listprop config/default_domain
say? This value should normally not be set. Mostly I don't think it
causes big problems if it's set to a bogus value (as it appears to be for
you), but it might cause some minor ones. Suggest you unset it:
# svccfg -s idmap delprop config/default_domain
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