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Change Samba idmap with AD
Hi I have a nas that was installed long ago with a firmware pre 6.5 and then upgraded to the last, with this nas the idmap with ad is different that one started with a recent firmware. It's poss...
Hi,
SOLVED !!!
here the step
- Switch from AD to Local users.
- NEW - Disabled samba in each share
- Wipe the permissions under File access tab / reset of each shares settings section.
- Edit /etc/samba/smb.conf to replace tdb by: rid
- Execute: net cache flush
- NEW - Reboot
- Join AD with "trusted domain" unchecked.
After these steps now idmap use rid.
Thank for all suggestions
I would:
- Switch from AD to Local users.
- Wipe the permissions under File access tab / reset of each shares settings section.
- Join AD with "trusted domain" unchecked.
- Check smb.conf that it's using rid instead of tdb.
- Reapply the permissions: https://kb.netgear.com/7066/ReadyNAS-OS-6-Setting-Active-Directory-folder-permissions
If smb.conf still uses tdb, I can try to confirm how to manually change it.
Hi jak0lantash,
thank for the suggestion
made:
- Switch from AD to Local users - done
- Set file owner to guest and group owner to guest - done
- Wipe the permissions under File access tab / reset of each shares settings section. - done
- Deleted the nas account on domain - done
- Join AD with "trusted domain" unchecked. - done
- Check smb.conf that it's using rid instead of tdb. - NO, still idmap config * : backend = tdb
I
cs_giuseppe wrote:- Check smb.conf that it's using rid instead of tdb. - NO, still idmap config * : backend = tdb
I wish this would behave differently...
Try to edit smb.conf to replace tdb by: rid
Then: net cache flush
Then start the steps again. If you get to rid, the mapping table should be calculated consistently across both devices.
Hi
tried it but no change, still tdb
Thanks
Please confirm if these are the steps you followed:
- Switch from AD to Local users.
- Wipe the permissions under File access tab / reset of each shares settings section.
- Edit /etc/samba/smb.conf to replace tdb by: rid
- Execute: net cache flush
- Join AD with "trusted domain" unchecked.
- Check smb.conf that it's using rid instead of tdb.
- If so, reapply the permissions: https://kb.netgear.com/7066/ReadyNAS-OS-6-Setting-Active-Directory-folder-permissions
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