[Samba] Samba 2.2.3 and winbind

[Bryan Fetzer]

If you use a utility like webmin, you'll see that if
you go with the classic way of implying groups with
just the @DOM+groupname it gets screwed up. so we need
to use quotation marks. "@"DOM+Domain Group"

i have seen numerous syntax examples... if you look at
my smb.conf file, the following stuff is working,
however I have seen it implied several different ways
it seems. 
my print$ share simply has Domain Admins , and my
domain admins can administer the printers.... ???? but
this is the example Gerald Carter gave me .... so I am
usin it :) 
[print$]
   path = /var/lib/samba/printers
   browseable = yes
   read only = yes
   write list = " @"Domain Admins" root " #@adm
  # create mask 0644
   directory mask = 0775
[printdrivers]
        path = /home/prtdrvrs
        writable = yes
        write list = "@"MAP_DOMAIN+Domain Users" root"
--- Chris Garringer <chris.garringer at tic.toshiba.com>
wrote:
> I compiled samba 2.2.3 with --winbind on a Redhat
> 7.2 machine.  All I
> require is to authenticate Samba users, I do NOT
> want NT users
> authenticating via a UNIX session.  The system
> worked for chown, chgrp
> and samba access for a NT user (valid user =
> DOMAIN+Username).  I could
> access the share with no problem.  When I tried a NT
> group name in the
> valid users parameter, both a NT 4 and W2k machine
> could not connect to
> the share, each requested a username/password.  I
> went through the HOWTO
> and everygthing is set, no PAM changes were made
> since I wanted only
> Samba to use winbind.  Do winbind groups work in
> samba?  Is there a
> different syntax than @DOMAIN+Groupname?  Thanks
> 
> Chris D. Garringer
> LAN/WAN Supervisor
> Toshiba International
> 713-466-0277 x3756
> fax 713-896-5266
> Red Hat Certified Engineer
> Novell MCNE
> Certified Solaris Administrator
> 
> 
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