Win2k doesn't reply sids set just because WinXP doesn't request owner and group sids. You can check the "Securify Information" field of Win2k packet #201. In Samba3.0 alpha21, I have check the code. We don't check this field, always return owner and group sids. I have ever tried to return the same format as Win2k to WinXP, but it still couldn't enumerate user and group list when I tried to add new acl entry.
-----Original Message----- From: Esh, Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 12:11 AM To: 'Richard Sharpe'; Vich Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Can't enumerate user list from WinXP -- samba-3.0alpha21 I don't think the Win2K example needs to look up user info. I wonder if this is really a correct comparison. I noticed that the example file being opened on FreeBSD has an owner and group sid: root.wheel, while the win2k capture shows a file with a zero offset for the sids, and no sids set. Compare Win2K packet #202 with FreeBSD packet #274. Either the missing user lookup is not the problem, or if it is, the problem may be that the Win2K file does not have enough security info on it to require a lookup. This needs more characterization.