2009/10/11 HUGE | David Stahl <dst...@hugeinc.com> > I'm not sure if this is a bug or something. I tried researching but have > come up dry due to hard to come up with right keywords. Anyway, we have > been using OSOL 2008.11 as a file server just fine using instructions very > similar to this > > http://blog.scottlowe.org/2006/08/15/solaris-10-and-active-directory-integration/ > that has been working great. > Recently we have been trying to set up some 2009.06 file servers. > Everything goes fine. except when I view acl's from a windows machine it > doesn't show the user or groups but instead the sid's (windows security > identifier). So if you were trying to see who had what permissions from a > windows machine you would have no idea. I should say if you do a /bin/ls -V > from the osol box you can see user/groups. > on 2008.11 this whole thing works fine and I can see the users and group > names. >
Same happened to me when I had groups in Solaris ACLS, that were not added to CIFS with "smbadm create <groupname>". After "smbadm create <groupname>" Windows ACL's started to show names instead of SID's. > > Has anyone else encountered this or does anyone have any thoughts? > > -- > HUGE > > David Stahl > Sr. Systems Administrator > 718 233 9164 > www.hugeinc.com <http://www.hugeinc.com> > > > > -- > HUGE > > David Stahl > Sr. Systems Administrator > 718 233 9164 > www.hugeinc.com <http://www.hugeinc.com> > > _______________________________________________ > zfs-discuss mailing list > zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss > >
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