Samba is running as a file server on linux. We are sharing a directory tree using samba. On a Windows 2k machine, I change ACL of a file on the public directory. Select security tab on a property panel of the file. Then click Add button and open a Selecting Users or Groups panel. I can show users on the linux share on the panel. But I can't show groups on the linux share. And so I can't add group to ACL. This occurs both when samba is running as a PDC and running as a non-PDC. I could show groups on a linux share in a case of the samba 3.0 alpha20. Is this result correct ? samba system: GNU-Debian/Linux use kernel supporting xfs Architecture: i386 samba : Samba 3.0.0 RC3 public file system : XFS client system : Windows2000 Professional(Japanese) SP4
Only groups that have a mapping entry are shown. I'm pretty sure this is a configuration error. If you can prove otherwise, please reopen.
Thank you for comments. But I have any questions. Will you mean using "net groupmap add unixgroup=string ntgroup=string ..." ? In the case of a samba 3.0 alpha20, I don't use the net command or the smbgroupedit command, but I can show groups on a linux share. Does this mean what the implementation of group mapping is modified for a version later than samba 3.0 alpha20 ? In the case of a samba 3.0 alpha20, will it be a bug that I could show groups on a linux share ?
Yes. The behavior has changed since the 3.0alpha20 release.
originally reported against one of the 3.0.0rc[1-4] releases. Cleaning up non-production versions.