> It's the same SID and it's your user SID. There can't be a group with
> the same name as a user account in the same user DB. Each account in
> the local domain or in an AD domain has to have a unique account name.
Exactly! Which is why we use "namegrp" (an established convention) for Windows
On Feb 13 02:12, Dan Shelton via Cygwin wrote:
> Hello!
>
> How can I get the SID for either user XOR group if both have the same
> name? Remember Cygwin, as Unix and Linux, allow that a user "danfsh"
> can have his own group "danfsh". That works fine there, but on Win32
> there is only
Hello!
How can I get the SID for either user XOR group if both have the same
name? Remember Cygwin, as Unix and Linux, allow that a user "danfsh"
can have his own group "danfsh". That works fine there, but on Win32
there is only LookupAccountSidA() which has no way to distinguish
whether you want
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