Vince Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote [11:56am -0000]
VH > just making up a group entry is unlikely to work. to get your domain groups
VH > use mkgroup -d (making sure you are connected to your network.)
That doesn't work, I need a group that has GID=512.
marcos@MOZART ~$ id
uid=1003(marcos) gid=512(domadmin)
groups=0(everyone),513(domusers),544(admin),512(domadmin),545(users)
marcos@MOZART ~$ ls -ln
total 0
drwxr-x--- 2 1003 512 0 Oct 30 12:05 bin
marcos@MOZART ~$ mkgroup -d | grep -i admin
Admins. del dominio:S-1-5-21-462973936-1154566708-996637233-512:10512:
^^^^^
As you can see the GID that mkgroup returns is 10512 not 512 as I have as
my GID.
I tried it but with the same results as my last e-mail
m4c.
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