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Old 05-22-2012, 07:27 AM
Muhammad Yousuf Khan
 
Default UID GID issue mapping issue

My OS boot drive was malfunctioning due to which i need to replace it
with new one. but now i am facing a problem after configuring my whole
NAS box. here is the old gid for a share.

10016 = admin-grp (domain group)

now after installing everything when i list the directory it showed me
10016 instead of admin-grp so i thought i can change it by wbinfo
command

so i remap the 10016 gid to the old sid for admin-grp and set many
other like the same way. but after a day. i can see different names as
a owner and owner groups like instead of admin-grp i can see
"developers" as an owner of the folder. and i believed that my gid and
uid mapping start conflicting.

so i tried to reset all the GID and UID and in order to do that i
change 10000-20000 to below

idmap uid = 20000-40000
idmap gid = 20000-40000

it didnt work. i remove the tdb winbind file. which also didn't
resolve the issue. i remap the gid and even tried to remove the
mapping still with no results.


Thanks,


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