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LinuxRocks
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 Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 5:28 pm Post subject: Weird Samba issue |
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Ok, so I reloaded my Linux server from Red Hat to Gentoo. I set up Samba just like I did with the Red Hat server (useing the same smb.conf) and when I map a drive from my Linux workstation to the server (using mount points in my fstab) I can map to the share, but the user and group ownership doesnt reflect my account on the workstation.
The uid and gid on the server for my account is 500:500, on the workstation, its 1000:100. When I do an ls on mapped share from my workstation, it comes up with owner 500 group 500 instaed of my username for owner and group.
In windows, when I map to the same share, it comes out like it should.
Any ideas for this. I checked permissions on the share on the server and they are correct.
Here is the share point in the smb.conf for referance:
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[storage]
comment = Server Storage
writeable = yes
valid users = username,@group
path = /storage
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NOTE: Username and group are hidden to protect the accounts on the server!!!!
Thanks!!!
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LinuxRocks
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Man, I hate when I do that. I post a plee for help, then search Google and get the answer 
For those that want to know, this is a bug
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=999
The workaround to it is adding this to the smb.conf file:
unix extensions = no
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