Check the file permissions on the folder and files in question. If
the folder is setup with world execute permissions, anybody can
change into it - and any files created by the user in question will
probably be owned by them - and so they'll still have access if they
can change into the containing directory.
At least, that'd be the first thing I would look at.
Also try running commands like "groups <user>" to make sure that your
unix backend agrees that they are no longer in the group.
On 15/12/2006, at 2:38 AM, Manuel Graumann wrote:
Hi folks!
Our smb with LDAP PDC now seems to be nearly completed. Just now we
found
out something very mysterious. We organized some directorys to be
used by
specific domain groups. If we put a user into a group the user is
allowed to
access the associated share. So far this works pretty nice.
If we remove the user from the domain group the user seems to keep
all his
rights he got from his group membership we removed - even after
loggin off
and on again and restarting smb and nmb. This seems to me a very
strange
behaviour. Any ideas where we have to look?
Client OS: XP Pro SP 2
Server: openSuse 10.1 64 bit, Samba 3.0.22-13.18, openldap2
2.3.19-18.10,
smbldap-tools 0.9.1-11
Any hint would be nice.
Regards
Manuel
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