On 2024-12-10 06:35, Cedric Blancher via Cygwin wrote:
Good afternoon!
We have a Win10 env with mixed local and domain accounts.
We cannot lookup up local AND domain users with just the plain
username from Windows. Instead we have to do lookups twice:
1. Configuration:
$ hostname
LAB14
On Tue, Dec 10, 2024 at 6:37 AM Cedric Blancher wrote:
We have a Win10 env with mixed local and domain accounts.
> We cannot lookup up local AND domain users with just the plain
> username from Windows. Instead we have to do lookups twice:
>
I don't know the Cygwin solution, but
Good afternoon!
We have a Win10 env with mixed local and domain accounts.
We cannot lookup up local AND domain users with just the plain
username from Windows. Instead we have to do lookups twice:
1. Configuration:
$ hostname
LAB14
$ getent passwd
LAB14+SW-Install:*:197611:197121:U-LAB14\SW
Corinna Vinschen, on Monday, June 3, 2019 07:14 AM, wrote...
>
> The user's guide! Probably the most unread document of all times... ;)
Indeed. :-)
josé
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er a few runs it disappears.
> > Even after it disappears getent doesn't return all domain users while
> > mkpasswd -d returns all users.
> > When I try to chown user /home/user I get "invalid user" error - but this
> > user exists in the domain.
> > Aft
Greetings, Maayan Apelboim!
> Yes, my active domain user is displayed.
> The user I'm searching for is also displayed after a few teaks / restarts.
> Couldn't replicate a stable workaround that always works for me - best
> solution I found was create passwd with mkpasswd -d and then move the file
exists in the domain - it returns nothing.
>>> It only works when I have /etc/passwd file in place (generated by
>>> mkpasswd -d), but I was told in a previous thread that I should not
>>> use mkpasswd -d anymore, and use getent instead.
>>> Is there someth
sday, May 28, 2019 6:15 PM
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: getent doesn't show all domain users
On 2019-05-28 02:36, Maayan Apelboim wrote:
>> Systems may have tens to hundreds of local user accounts, and domains
>> may have hundreds to hundreds of thousands of user account
y for
> this specific user that exists in the domain - it returns nothing.
> It only works when I have /etc/passwd file in place (generated by mkpasswd
> -d), but I was told in a previous thread that I should not use mkpasswd -d
> anymore, and use getent instead.
> Is there somet
d.
Is there something I need to do with getent to get access for all my domain
users?
Should I keep my previous passwd file generated by mkpasswd -d?
Thanks
On 2019-05-27 03:15, Maayan Apelboim wrote:
> I have a server in the domain (duplicated from another domain if it matters).
> At first "getent passwd" run I see the user from the different domain, but
> after a few runs it disappears.
> Even after it disappears getent doe
Hello,
I have a server in the domain (duplicated from another domain if it matters).
At first "getent passwd" run I see the user from the different domain, but
after a few runs it disappears.
Even after it disappears getent doesn't return all domain users while mkpasswd
-d re
Please don't #http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#TOFU
On Jul 21 14:06, Adi B Treiner wrote:
> Hello Pierre,
>
> sorry for the delay. I determined your post only now.
>
> I performed 'rebaseall' but it seems not to solve the issue.
> I still get same error message.
>
> 203950 [main] cron 2808 C:\cyg
Hello Pierre,
sorry for the delay. I determined your post only now.
I performed 'rebaseall' but it seems not to solve the issue.
I still get same error message.
203950 [main] cron 2808 C:\cygwin\usr\sbin\cron.exe: *** fatal error -
could not load user32, Win32 error 1114
thanks in advance, Adi
- Original Message -
From: "Adi B Treiner"
To: Cygwin
Cc: Pierre.Humblet
Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 10:43
Hello Pierre,
thanks fort the response.
> Did you upgrade from 1.5 to 1.7.5 or did you go through some 1.7.X?
I think I upgraded from 1.5 to 1.7.5 directly.
> This problem may
Hello Pierre,
thanks fort the response.
> Did you upgrade from 1.5 to 1.7.5 or did you go through some 1.7.X?
I think I upgraded from 1.5 to 1.7.5 directly.
> This problem may be due to the way the groups are computed in Cygwin
> 1.7 but there must be something special about your install, oth
should be appropriate.
My virtual Windows box running under Windows 2000 Professional.
I only have local Users ( no domain users ).
The Problem doesnt happen for users of the local admin group - for those
users it works as expcted.
Even the problem didnt occur with the old 1.5 version.
Please
ave no group none listed in my group list.
>
> 513/None shows up in my '/etc/group' file. Try running 'mkgroup -l -d'.
>
>> However, I've just recently noticed that 513 is the end of the well known
>> SID (RID?) builtin for Domain Users -- and my machine
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Thanks all - that doesn't seem to bad.
Gareth
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Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> It's best to just add the users and groups needed the passwd and group
> files. This will allow Cygwin to work with these users as Windows sees
> them, which is really what you want. If you just have the current user
> to add, try:
>
> mkpasswd -c >>/etc/passwd
>
garethrichardadams wrote:
Hi all,
I've set up Cygwin on a portable usb drive and would like to use it on
different machines.
The problem is that one of the machines is a standalone, the other is a
domain machine. When I used it from the standalone it worked fine. When I
started it on the domain
ows?
Thanks
Gareth
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Sorry for the delay on this response...
This is a reply to http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2006-07/msg00808.html
It seems that Cygwin is having issue with W2k3 Active Directory
groups/users. Over the last few days, several of my colleges and I
have tested this on a few W2k3 servers and found the sa
MyStiC wrote:
From: "Larry Hall (Cygwin)"
It's not clear whether your '/etc/groups' file is up-to-date on your XP
machine. Try running 'mkgroup -l -d >/etc/group'. If you have trouble
XP machine is at my office and the w2k3 server is at my residence.
The 'etc/group' file on the XP box was bui
From: "Larry Hall (Cygwin)"
It's not clear whether your '/etc/groups' file is up-to-date on your XP
machine. Try running 'mkgroup -l -d >/etc/group'. If you have trouble
XP machine is at my office and the w2k3 server is at my residence.
The 'etc/group' file on the XP box was build local to the
On 07/25/2006, MyStiC wrote:
I am having an issue with Cygwin not authenticating domain users in a
W2k3 environment. I've tried every "fix" that I can find out there
and yet to find a solution. The are several listings in Cygwin's db
resembling my issue but had either no
I am having an issue with Cygwin not authenticating domain users in a
W2k3 environment. I've tried every "fix" that I can find out there
and yet to find a solution. The are several listings in Cygwin's db
resembling my issue but had either no replies, or provided no
so
I am having an issue with Cygwin not authenticating domain users in a
W2k3 environment. I've tried every "fix" that I can find out there
and yet to find a solution. The are several listings in Cygwin's db
resembling my issue but had either no replies, or provided no
so
ut a
substancial subset of the domain users. I've also tried uninstalling
cygwin and loading a much older version that I trust; I get the same
error.
This is the *first* time I've installed cygwin in this particular
active directory domain. It works in two other active directory
dom
a
substancial subset of the domain users. I've also tried uninstalling
cygwin and loading a much older version that I trust; I get the same
error.
This is the *first* time I've installed cygwin in this particular
active directory domain. It works in two other active directory
dom
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003, Huijing Zhou wrote:
> I'm working at an university computer lab with over 6000 users in our
> Active Directory. You can imagine how long it takes for Cygwin Setup to
> add all of them into passwd. I know Setup calls mkpasswd with the "-l"
> option, but it doesn't help when I r
I'm working at an university computer lab with over 6000 users in our
Active Directory. You can imagine how long it takes for Cygwin Setup to
add all of them into passwd. I know Setup calls mkpasswd with the "-l"
option, but it doesn't help when I run the installation on a Windows server.
Maybe
> From: Pierre A. Humblet
> On Wed, Oct 08, 2003 at 04:55:18PM -0400, Boris Mayer-St-Onge wrote:
> >
> > 2- Is it possible to install a older version of cygwin (we have all the
> > file of version 1.3.22-1 except the setup.exe). When we try to install
> > cygwin with the setup.exe from the web pag
On Wed, Oct 08, 2003 at 04:55:18PM -0400, Boris Mayer-St-Onge wrote:
>
> 1- From what I understand, this problem occur only since version 1.5.x
> of cygwin. Is that right?
Yes, but see below.
> 2- Is it possible to install a older version of cygwin (we have all the
> file of version 1.3.22-1
bash: cannot create temp file for here document: Permission denied
At a guess, this is because you have TEMP set to some directory that
domain users cannot access. You could add a "TEMP=/tmp" at the top of
/etc/profile, and see if it helps. Oh, and make sure /tmp on every
computer is
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Boris Mayer-St-Onge wrote:
> Recently, we have upgraded our version of cygwin from 1.3.12-2 to
> 1.5.5-1. Since that, we have a problem with domain users.
>
> Cygwin is installed locally on each computer by the local administrator
> and it is used by domain use
Recently, we have upgraded our version of cygwin from 1.3.12-2 to
1.5.5-1. Since that, we have a problem with domain users.
Cygwin is installed locally on each computer by the local administrator
and it is used by domain users. If we open a bash shell, we have the
following messages:
bash
Doug Jenkinson wrote:
I recently got a new laptop, and my account is part of a domain and
not a local one. As such, the cygwin config doesn't recognize it. My
first thought was to just edit /etc/passwd file, but I can't figure
out what my account's SUID is (that big long identifier that Win2k
mkpasswd -d -u
Brian Kelly
"Doug Jenkinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@cygwin.com on 08/22/2003 01:48:16 PM
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Subject: Cygwin & Domain Users
Hi All,
I recently got a new lapto
Hi All,
I recently got a new laptop, and my account is part of a domain and not
a local one. As such, the cygwin config doesn't recognize it.
My first thought was to just edit /etc/passwd file, but I can't figure
out what my account's SUID is (that big long identifier that Win2k
uses). I'm sure o
orking, it's REALLY nice.
Good luck!
-Scott
> -Original Message-
> From: Steven Weiss [mailto:sweiss@;iafrica.com]
> Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 9:35 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: domain users problem
>
>
> Cygwin 1.3.10
> Ataman 3.1
> W2
; To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: domain users problem
>
>
> Cygwin 1.3.10
> Ataman 3.1
> W2000
>
> Hi
>
> I am having a performance problem when executing cygwin
> commands i.e. ls
> when running the command through Ataman rexec.
>
> Example:
Cygwin 1.3.10
Ataman 3.1
W2000
Hi
I am having a performance problem when executing cygwin commands i.e. ls
when running the command through Ataman rexec.
Example:
Domain user from client PC -
rexec SERVER cmd
Ataman validates the user as the domain users and presents the user with a
c
I spent a while figuring out the right way to configure Cygwin's
/etc/passwd in the face of CYGWIN=ntsec, domain users, and Samba
servers. I thought I'd write a quick FAQ entry to save others time.
Let's say you have a Windows domain "DOM" to which all your users
belong
;
> Now, a couple of questions.
>
> Is this the appropriate way of adding NT-domain users to the cygwin
> system?
Yes, but the latest mkpasswd has a convenient -u option now.
> What is this thing about LOGNAME? Can I do anything to correct it?
Search where it's used. If
I'd like to be able to add NT-domain users in the cygwin system (like
linux adduser of useradd).
When installing cygwin on my w2k box there was an administrator account
created and a /home/administrator was created and /etc/passwd had
administrator in it and /etc/group was there
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