Hi, I'm using samba/winbind to integrate a linux machine on to a windows network. I'm at the point where I have a unified logon scheme with logins to the linux machine being authenticated through the windows PDC (using winbind).
I also have a windows-based file server with shares that I can successfully "smbmount" on the linux machine. My problem is that I would like to be able to mount the windows share on the linux machine, while still maintaining the windows permissions. The share that I'm mounting has a bunch of user home directories, as well as some common folders. On windows, the permissions are correctly set so as to restrict and allow access, as dictated by the permissions. However, using "smbmount" there is no permission structure present--the share is mounted as root, and that is the only permission throughout the share. Is there a mechanism to mount a windows share on linux, while maintaining the windows permission structure? I have the following components on my system: system - redhat linux v7.2 kernel - 2.4.18 samba - v2.2.3a My system uses the stock RedHat components; I've not had to recompile the kernel for samba/winbind. Thanks for your help, Nebu ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
