On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:31:17AM -0500, gene heskett wrote:
>
> But code snippets like this usually never get to my emc box. Yes, its an
> smbmount on this box, but despite my being the user gene on both boxes,
> because *buntu's start user numbers at 1000 whereas the rest of the
> universe starts at 500, I have no write permissions there.
>
> So, how can I setup cifs to autotranslate this, or possibly add myself as a
> group member on the *buntu box, so that these permission problems are
> eliminated?
There are different ways to cure that, but synchronising your UID on the
two machines is perhaps the most transparent way:
$ sudo usermod -u 1000 gene # Change uid on the other box: 500 -> 1000
# (Have to stay > 1000 on the ubuntu box.)
# From the manpage:
# Any files which the user owns and which
# are located in the directory tree rooted
# at the user´s home directory will have
# the file user ID changed automatically.
# Files outside the user´s home directory
# must be altered manually.
# This'll do that last bit, if needed:
$ sudo find / -uid 500 -exec chown gene '{}' \;
To check first whether it finds what we want (if any are there to be
found):
$ sudo find / -uid 500 -exec ls '{}' \; | more
That'll be easier to keep straight than any "autotranslation" which
tries to make one uid out of two, after the horse has bolted, I suspect.
Hope that's sorta useful, Gene.
Erik
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