Andrew Bartlett b475d0b889 This changes our Unix primary GID behaviour back to what most people expect: ...

Samba will now use the user's UNIX primary group, as the primary group when
dealing with the filesystem.  The NT primary group is ignored in unix.

For the NT_TOKEN, the primary group is the NT priamry group, and the unix
primary group is added to the NT_TOKEN as a supplementary group.

This should fix bug #109, but will need to be revisited when we get a full
NT group database.

Also in this commit:
 - Fix debug statements in service.c
 - Make idmap_ldap show if it's adding, or modifying an existing DN
 - Make idmap_ldap show both the error message and error string
(This used to be commit 32e455a714b2090fcfd1f6d73daccf600c15d51b)

2003-07-06 05:51:20 +00:00

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idmap_ldap.c

This changes our Unix primary GID behaviour back to what most people expect:

2003-07-06 05:51:20 +00:00

idmap_tdb.c

Some const correctness. Stop tdb being used as a remote backend. If an

2003-06-27 20:55:48 +00:00

idmap_util.c

Fixes to our LDAP/vampire codepaths:

2003-07-05 09:46:12 +00:00

idmap_winbind.c

Some const correctness. Stop tdb being used as a remote backend. If an

2003-06-27 20:55:48 +00:00

idmap.c

Don't set a mapping that is already there.

2003-07-01 10:01:57 +00:00