I've discovered what's happening here. On the Debian etch development
box that these steps worked, the IP address is set statically, outside
the normal DHCP range. On the Ubuntu 8.04 workstation that I performed
the above, the IP address was set dynamically.

I discovered that I could work around this problem by giving the
workstation a manual IP address and registering it with DNS. If I then
re-join the domain, I can properly enumerate users and groups and log
in. This seems to either be a bug or by design, but something is
definitely wrong if I have to set a static IP by hand in Linux but not
in Windows.

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wbinfo fails to enumerate users and groups
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/220844
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