Re: Latest Install - Domain account - File permisssions

["Serge Pluess" <spluess at sanmateocourt dot org>]

Hi there

yep, The machine is part of that domain, I am logging in as a member of the domain and this is the only domain we have. 

Both commands end up with the same results:

mkpasswd -d
mkpasswd -d mydomain

One thing I have noticed is that there are 12 entries for the local accounts for the machine. It seems that the mkpasswd -d is starting getting the right users, but stops after reaching the count of the local entries.

Hope this helps

thank you

Serge

>>> Corinna Vinschen <cygwin@cygwin.com> 09/15/01 01:57AM >>>
On Fri, Sep 14, 2001 at 08:23:49AM -0700, Serge Pluess wrote:
> Hi and thank you for your response.
> 
> I am logged in as a Domain user that has administrative rights. I run the install and at the end I can see a command prompt window pop up and it runs mkpasswd with the -l option so /etc/passwd then has all the local users listed.
> 
> Then I bring up the cygwin bash shell and try to run mkpasswd with the -d option. It starts to run and lists the first 12 entries of the domain list and then just stops. As these first 12 entries are still in the A's I cannot get my account to be listed (which is under the S's.

Same result with `mkpasswd -d domainname'?  Are you sure you're
in the same domain?  Or does your company have multiple domains?

Corinna

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