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Subject: RE: mkpasswd and mkgroup failures
Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 18:10:25 -0400
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From: "Robb, Sam" <sam DOT robb AT timesys DOT com>
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> At 03:12 PM 5/18/2005, you wrote:
> >Has anyone else run into this or similar problems?  Am I right in
> >thinking that this might be a problem caused by having two seperate
> >accounts (one domain, one local) with the same name? 
> 
> Yes, this has come up before, though I couldn't find a 
> pointer either.  The username/id of the user currently logged 
> into Windows must be a domain user 
> to be able to successfully use the '-d' flags.  

Thanks, Larry.  She was logged in as a domain user - we
specifically logged out and logged back into the system
as a domain user in order to make sure that she hadn't
somehow managed to log in as a local user :-/

So, she *should* have had the username and id for a domain
user.  Something in cygwin (mkpasswd, cygwin1.dll, etc.)
seems to think she's the local user with the same username
for some reason.

-Samrobb

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