Should Samba pass "DOMAIN\username" or just "username" to CUPS?
Gerald (Jerry) Carter
jerry at samba.org
Mon Dec 8 15:53:28 GMT 2003
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Andrew Bartlett wrote:
| We must pass the full unix username. This should be available by
| reading uidtoname(current_user->uid), and may or may not have anything
| in common with the windows username currently being supplied (username
| map). The other issue is that we currently pass this ivalue in as the
| 'requesting user' even if *another* user is attempting to remove the
| job (on the samba side).
|
| The Samba -> CUPS username should always be fully qualified, unless
| 'winbind use default domain' is set, because DOM1\fred is a very
| different user to DOM2\fred. Stripping the name is not a solution
| (and will therefore break really big sites).
I agree with Andrew. The unix account name *is* DOMAIN\user.
UNIX has no notion of domain names. Although even with
'winbind use default domain', i believe that the stored
account name should still be DOMAIN\user. That parameter is only for
user's convience, not for internal data structures.
cheers, jerry
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