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I am currently running opensuse 10.2 on my work laptop, for the most part it is great!
I have used Yast's tool for enabling windows domain authentication, this works. The problem I am having is when I log on as my windows domain user, I have no rights on the local machine - ie: I cant play music because Im not a member of the audio users group etc etc.
The is no where in the yast tool that I can find to add my domain user to local groups (the domain user doesnt show up in the users/security module).
I have posted this in this forum because I think I will have to go into some config files somewhere to ammend this, rather than there being some hidden feature within yast.
You might be having an issue with Windows Domains and group permissions. Since I haven't run into the problem before (I run LDAP locally instead), maybe these two URLs can help:
thanks mwecomputers - I read through those pages you suggested, however they all pertain to getting windows authentication up and running, which is already working for me, I can logon as my windows user and a home folder is automatically created. The only problem is I cant figure out how to add my windows domain user to local linux groups ie: audio.
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