If 'ls -l' shows you that some files are from "DOMAIN\user" and other are from "user", it seems to me that these are two different users.
Most probable possibility: you have one user 'user' in local system and one with the same name in your system. could you please verify it? run as root: getent passwd and see whether you'll get 'user' and 'DOMAIN\user' Best regards, -- Lukas Lipavsky, QA Developer Key fingerprint = 5BEB 6AF2 9653 638E EC0E 7E73 9A11 2BC5 FF55 774A --------------------------------------------------- SUSE LINUX, s.r.o. e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lihovarska 1060/12 tel: +420 284 028 969 190 00 Prague 9 Czech Republic --------------------------------------------------- On po 5. března 2007 Hans van der Merwe wrote: > I just got our IT guy to add my openSUSE box to the ActiveDirectory. > Before I used user security in Samba and had to add users to my database > to provide user auth to shares. > I have a Win machine next to me, I use the same username and password > (identity) on this machine as on SUSE. > Before I could access my home share from the Win machine and read/write > accordingly (user access for Win was seen as same as from local). > Since changing to AD all the files created by the Windows machine in my > SUSE shares are "user = DOMAIN/user" and "group = DOMAIN/domain users"; > this is great - except that my SUSE login still writes the files as > plain user no domain suffix? > > Is there any way to change DOMAIN/user accesses to just plain user? > Or other way around, get my SUSE login to use DOMAIN suffix? > > ps, the SUSE manual says that I should get a different "domain" login > page at restart after AD membership - I dont get it in gdm or kdm. > > > > > E-Mail disclaimer: > http://www.sunspace.co.za/emaildisclaimer.htm
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