Robert LeBlanc wrote: > > You seem to be having a lot more trouble with this than it should be. > Yes, I know, I'm stupid ;) And after reading hundreds of pages of Samba documentation I still feel stupid.
- I didn't find line 'password server = KDC' in your smb.conf. I tought it must be there. Login/access is OK. Here my troubles begin. Robert LeBlanc wrote: > > As far as file security, Samba will honor Linux's file permissions > including ACLs. > It seems that I do not understand the system Samba handles the permissions. It seems that in terminal Linux 'User' permissions (rwx------) are used but in Samba the access is determined with 'World' (------rwx), if group is nol valid AD group. Or it is determine by 'Group' (---rwx---), if the group is valid 'domain users'. After reading your message twice I made some tuning and found that this line in [homes] made the permissions work: path = /home/%U Note %U. With %S it left users directories wide open RW if d---rwx--- My conf's are still mostly as I have laid them. Now there is some funny behaviour. If I query \\myserver\somebody (somebody is a member of AD) on the WinXP MyComputer address line, I get my own directory \\myserver\myself in window. This doesn't matter, it happends in my old samba 2 server too. Another funny thing is that in Win there is both: 'homes' and 'myself' and they both are connected to 'homes'. After all this hacking my smb.conf is full of carbage, but it works. I will collect my conf's to my WWW page ASAP. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/how-to-join-to-AD---tp26513594p26829652.html Sent from the Samba - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
