On Fri, 2006-12-15 at 12:15 +1100, Matt Skerritt wrote:
> 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 - an
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 con
Are you using some cache service such as nscd?
If so, try disable it and after lower the cache time to one more
accurate value for your environment.
On 12/14/06, Manuel Graumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi folks!
Our smb with LDAP PDC now seems to be nearly completed. Just now we found
out s
Have you confirmed that those group memberships have been truly revoked
in LDAP? Does OpenLDAP need to be reloaded/restarted? Is the client
actually contacting LDAP after you logged them out to find out it's new
group memberships?
--
Michael Coburn
Manuel Graumann wrote:
Hi folks!
Our smb
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
