[plug] windows domain

[Patrick Tehvand]

actually, (and i feel rather silly)

it was my permissions in my fstab

i needed to add a uid and gid reference...

hmmm...

thanks anyway.

Patrick


On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 20:08, Steve Grasso wrote:
Patrick,

On Friday 04 January 2002 03:33, Patrick Tehvand wrote:
> I am currently trying (emphasis here on trying) to set up a linux
> workstation.
>
> a few problems have arisen and thanks to all who have assisted. but once
> again i have exhausted my searches so i turn to you.
>
> I am currently trying to log on to a windows domain so that i can edit word
> documents on a win2k shared machine this is all good. I have mounted the
> drive and can access the documents with staroffice and change them to my
> hearts content. but... when i go to save them back to the drive the error
> comes up that i cannot access the object due to insufficient user rights.
>
> is this a problem with my workstation settings or with the permissions on
> the win2k server?

Sounds like a W2K issue. Try adding the user you're mounting the drive as to
the Administrators group on the W2K box. Note: There may be security issues
you need to explore here.

Regards,
Steve