The man page says that uid= and gid= are ignored by the cifs driver when
connecting to a server that supports unix permissions. When you were
testing, were you connecting to a windows or a *nix box? In my testing,
I was trying to connect to a server running feisty, which does support
the permissions and hence would ignore the uid= and gid= options.
However, this is suboptimal and has caused much grief amongst users.

Also, if it's of any use, I've tried running the server as both
security=user and security=share. There's no difference.

Thanks for your help :)

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Support for uid and gid mount options for CIFS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/48418
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