[Lias] WinXP with Samba PDC
Simon Issell
simoni at ncc.qld.edu.au
Fri Sep 5 12:47:01 UTC 2003
Hi All,
Hopefully someone can help with this frustrating problem, maybe I'm just doing
something wrong.
We are running WinXP SP1 and Samba 2.2.8a. I create machine accounts for XP
boxes as normal and then join the box to the domain, no problem. Then add a
domain user as a local administrator, also no problem. Then, after a while,
(usually after a reboot) the user is removed from the users list for some
reason and can't be put back without removing the computer from the domain
and rejoining. (Note that the user is still listed as a member of the
administrator group, only as their unix user number, not username???!!!)
There are so many things that just don't seem to work properly in XP if you
are not an administrator, and this is really giving me a headache! Not all
our XP machines have the problem either, some work fine, and I can't see
anything different between the ones that do work and the ones that don't. I'm
not sure exactly when this problem developed, everything used to work fine,
it may have been when we upgraded to Samba 2.2.8a? Initially I thought it was
a problem with the machine accounts, but now I'm not so sure. Could it be
something to do SID's?
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Simon Issell
Nambour Christian College
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