Hello,
Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote:
Peter Kruse wrote: | | Say, I create a "distribution group" on Windows ADS named | "distgroup" add as a member a security group named "secgroup" with a | user "robert" in it. Then when I look at the groups "robert" belongs | to, the group "distgroup" is not listed (checked with "wbinfo -r"). | Even after "winbind cache time" has long expired ;)
this is the different between a distribution group and a security group from what I understand. The behavior is by design.
are you sure? That means if I add read permissions (via ACL) to a directory for group "distgroup" then the user "robert" still has no access rights. Although he is member of "secgroup" which is a member of "distgroup". This behaviour is intentionally "by design"? What are "distribution groups" then good for?
Peter
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