Matthias Eichler wrote:
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We all can read. But sometimes we need others to help us to comprehend what
it is that we are looking at. Have you considered that the OP is asking you
for help to understand what it is he is looking at???? Not how to look at
it.
Regards Geoff Scott
Ok, maybe I am just not really pointing at my problem: The post said ---cut--- sambaSIDList Description: Security ID List Usage: User applications ---cut--- and that it may be used in sambaGroupMapping-objects.
Well, ok, I can list SIDs with this attribute in a Groupmapping, but what for?!? The group-object itself has a gidnumber for the unix side and a sid to map this for windows. For what do I need the sambaSIDList-attribute then?!? I really cant figure out what meaning "User applications" should have here for me.
Well, in a Norwegian language Samba-LDAP howto by Hallvor Engen (http://www.kvarteret.no/etjenesten/e-dok/howtos/howtos/ldap-howto.html) it says:
"All Unix groups in LDAP can become Unix groups and vice versa. The most important point to recognize is that certain accounts (Domain Admins, Domain Users and Domain Guests) must /always/ exist, that one uses the attribute sambaSidList instead of the memberUid entries in order to list the members, and that both groups and users may be present in such a list."
Using a GUI tool such as GQ helps both to visualize this and to see what objectClasses contain what attributes (and the other way around).
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--Tonni.
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