I have a samba share on a Mac that I mount using /etc/fstab. Here is the entry that I used to mount it on FC1.
//host/glen /mnt/glen smbfs credentials=/etc/credentials/glen,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
That worked fine under FC1, but not with FC2. Under FC1 the contents of the share all showed the correct owner and permissions. Under FC2 the owner shows up as "games". I checked the uid for my account on the Mac, and the uid for for the user "games" on my linux box, and sure enough they both have the same uid (501). So obviously the problem is that FC2 is now using the uid to determine permissions rather than the "owner".
So I know what the problem is. Is there any way to fix this (short of screwing around with the accounts on my Mac so that the uids match)?
Glen
Small correction. The owner actually shows as "501". It is the group that shows as "games".
