Hi,
We set up a server to manage departmental servers and we're using
winbind inorder to be able to manage access via AD domain
accounts/groups. And that's all working the way we want -- access to
department shares is being managed by membership in domain groups in
active directory. That same physical server also has a second available
2TB raid array where I want to add personal shares so that everyone on
campus can have at least a couple of gigabytes of centrally managed
storage.
Here's my problem. When I execute the command "getent passwd" and just
grep for myself, I get back:
CATNET\rtanner:*:10301:10048:rtanner:/home/CATNET/rtanner:/bin/false
I created an empty folder "/home/CATNET/rtanner" and made sure that it
is owned by CATNET\rtanner. I set the path in the homes share to
"/home/CATNET but when I try to mount the share, I get a dialogue box to
login to the share (which I shouldn't get) and then it still won't
accept my credentials for the homes share. When I just go to the server
(typing \\server-name) and try to open up the homes share, I get a "You
might not have permission to use this network resource" error. I also
tried renaming the folder to CATNET\rtanner.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Rob Tanner
UNIX Services Manager
Linfield College, McMinnville OR
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