Sounds like your idmap file is being removed on reboot. run testparm -sv | grep directory and see where the lock directory is located. Make sure the file winbindd_idmap.tdb in this directory is not getting removed somehow on reboot. Check your winbindd log file to see if there are errors there.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I set up a samba 3.0.2 server as member server in a NT4 Domain. Winbind works great and I can "use" the NT Domain users for all I need. At the moment I'm testing different shares with their permissions. The Samba will also be our printserver, so I set up also cups and added the printers to samba with cupsaddsmb - Great tool! . Users could connect and all worked fine.
After a reboot I had to do after adding a kernel option (RTC),
suddenly the test user told me that they could no longer connect to the shares and the printers.
When looking I found out, that all permissions where changed.
The first time I thought I did a big mistake because
working too long in the night. :-)
2 Days later I rebooted the server again - and had the same thing.
Alls permissions where changed.
I tested stopping samba and winbind - nothing strage happened. Then I rebooted the server again - and a lot of UID changed again.
Did I missunderstood completely the function of winbind or is there something wrong here?
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