[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I work within a multi-Unix environment. We've got HP-UX, Solaris, > Linux, and Tru64 (!) here. Because of this, some of our users have > multiple logins, so that they can have multiple user environments for > the product development scripts that they run. One of our Sun boxes > serves as our Samba fileserver. One of our users is having trouble > because he has two Unix logins, and Samba is only allowing access to > directories that belong to one. I tried setting the username map to > include aliases for both of his Unix accounts, but this was not > successful in solving the problem. Basically, rather than mapping one > Unix account to one or more NT accounts, I need the username map to be > able to map one NT account to two Unix accounts, which is sort of the > reverse of how the option currently works within Samba.
This sounds more like a "NFS between two machines with a user with 2 UIDs". Samba can't solve this. Change his UID on the Unix machines to match. The only way to get samba to "fix" your problem is to run a copy on each group of systems where he has a unique user ID. If I've misinterpreted the problem, let me know. -- Don Koch [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---- Not speaking for Cognex Corporation. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba