Hi again,
I tested again, and I found that winbind return Windows groups up to the
OS limit (16 by default in Solaris 9). The group I wanted to check
against was mapped as 22nd in the list, so the check failed.
One solution would be to rise the limit to 32 on Solaris (using set
ngroups_max = 32
Hi,
I have Samba 3.0.4 on Solaris 9, recent patches applied. Samba is
integrated in domain (security = domain). I have compiled and
configured winbind, but not pam and no ldap. Ncsd is stopped.
Winbind works OK, I can connect to share and users get mapped on-the-fly
to UNIX uids and gids in the
Charles,
I've just done this here on Solaris 8.
I have found slightly odd behaviour in that wbinfo -u and wbinfo -g only
return the actual usernames and groups rather than DOMAIN+Username and
DOMAIN+Groupname.
So in my smb.conf file I needed:-
valid users = @Groupname
without the DOMAIN+ part.
Hi Steve,
strange... so it just fallback to Win groups if it doesn't find local
groups ?
I ahve studied the source, mainly lib/username.c and friends. I have
seen that it try to look up the name without the domain prefix, which
fail (same effect as in wbinfo).
I'm now away from this customer
