it was my fault: winbindd creates a new mapping_db
but it's not winbind_idmap.tdb it's idmap.tdb :D
sorry & thx greez
Paul Eggleton wrote:
Michael Gasch wrote on Friday, 5 September 2003 3:41 a.m.:
i recently deleted the idmap file winbindd_idmap.tdb (i have a backup ;) ), because it contained invalid mapping credentials
my question:
how can i create a new mapping_db, where new mappings are stored?
which daemon creates this mapping_db, if it's not present?
is it possible at all?
Winbind creates this file. If you delete it, then next time winbindd is started it should recreate it. Note that the mappings probably won't be the same as before, so any files with permissions assigned to users/groups from the Windows domain will have their user/group info messed up.
If you just want to delete a few entries, perhaps something like tdbtool or pdbedit would be better? (sorry, I don't have much familiarity with either).
Cheers, Paul
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