Hi Jason Thanks for your answer !
sorry for the delay of my reply i'm very busy this times. glad to hear that you was able to deploy OSX in samba ! so your mac osx is bind-ed and you can read/write to your home directory on the server ? can you read/write to another samba share ? My problem is a little different as i'm not using roaming profiles. The choice of samab 4 was that we later have to setup mail service on the same server and so we will be able to use the AD for this later. My goal for the moment is to share a public folder for a specific group of users ! my mac osx is bind-ed to AD i am able to read and delete files but not to write files to the samba share My mac user has full acl and posix righs for the test and the message from finder is that i "dont have access to some of the items". As i'm really not a mac specialist i was asking my self what about the map UID,GUID options in the Directory utility advanced options ? Thanks again for your detailed answer, may you can give me another hint :) Kind regards, Athan ________________________________ De : Jason MacChesney <jason.macches...@ecacs16.ab.ca> À : Athan DE JONG <athan.dej...@yahoo.fr> Cc : "samba@lists.samba.org" <samba@lists.samba.org> Envoyé le : Jeudi 3 octobre 2013 16h40 Objet : Re: [Samba] write problem from mac osx 10.8.5 clients to samba 4 Hey Athan, I was able to deploy OSX in a samba4 environment. Here is my procedure: go to System Preferences > User and Groups and create a new account with admin privileges. This will be developed into a default profile for domain users. Log out and in with the user. Open Keychain Access and delete "Login" Spend some time opening all the applications on the operating system, registering all welcome prompts, and performing all necessary updates/changes. **THIS MAY BE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR"** Go back to System Preferences > User and Groups. Right-click the appropriate account > Advanced Options: set the Home Directory to smb://[REALM_OF_DC]/$USER Open a terminal: sudo rm /Users/[new_default_account]/Library/Caches/* sudo rm -rf /System/Library/User\ Template/English.lproj/* cd /System/Library/User\ Template/English.lproj/ sudo rsync -rav /Users/[new_default_account]/ . (that's a period, so you're copying into the present working directory above) Apple > Recent items > Clear Menu Reboot into your normal Admin account. Disk utility > repair disk permissions Delete the account that's been set up. As Admin, let's bind to the domain controller. Head back to Users and Groups and head to Login Options. Edit Network Account Server > Open Directory Utility > Active Directory Bind to your active directory FQDN. Under User Experience, uncheck both "Create mobile account at login" and "Force local home directory on startup disk." The one other clincher, I think, was going to the ADUC snap-in and mapping the home directory for all users. On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 6:04 AM, Athan DE JONG <athan.dej...@yahoo.fr> wrote: Hi > >I have setup a samba 4 DC with mixed client environment. >My problem is that the mac osx client are unable to write to a samba 4 share. > >I tested mac osx clients on a normal windows 7 share and it works fine >I tested mac osx clients on a samba 3.5 .. share and everything works fine. > >As i am in a professional environment and all the windows clients are already >binded to the samba 4 domain i can not step back to samba3. > >My mac osx clients are binded and im able to view/edit active directory from >the mac. > >My only issue is that i can not write to the samba 4 shares. i have verified >all about permissions, and my thought is that mac osx confuses unix and acl >rights. > >Is there a workaround or a special thing to do regarding UID map GUID map > >please be aware that i'm not a mac specialist, but have to handlwith it >because of professional reasons. > >i am searching a solution for weeks now and really need some help ! > >Kind regards >-- >To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the >instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba > -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
