On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 01:46:29PM -0500, Gerald (Jerry) Carter wrote: > We're given a username. Both LINUX\foo and DOMAIN\foo > exist so lookup_name() on either of those will succeed. > How do you know which one is which? A local user is > always unqualified and a domain user may or may not be. > How do you tell them apart?
What happens now? Looking at the code I get the impression that we default to DOMAIN\foo. So if we get an unqualified name, talloc_asprintf(ctx, "%s\\%s", lp_workgroup(), name), try with that and only if that fails then do the naked lookup_name() which has its defined order. This is a hack, but that whole thing is. I did not try this, so it might break horribly. But I've looked at putting lookup_name into parse_domain_user before and did _not_ try that yet. Volker
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