Can not use builtin\Administrators as the ownership.

[kortex_fr]

good morning.

here's the context :

FreeNAS 9.2.0 -RELEASE -x64 ( ab098f4 )
Member server in an AD domain in 2008

I have a dataset ( acl windows/mac ) shared CIFS . From a Windows 2003 member of the same domain server, logged with a domain user who is member of the local Administrators group (windows 2003), I can not change the ownership of a file or directory so that it is the group Administrators ( FreeNAS\Administrators ) .

I can use any other domain users and the user root FreeNAS . But I can not use any of the builtin goups of freenas ( Administrators and Users) .

I get the following message: Unable to set new owner on test.txt . You do not have the restore privilege required to configure that user or group as the owner .

I can use these groups (builtin freenas) for NTFS permissions .

PS : i'm sorry for my very bad english :(

 

[kortex_fr]

Hello,

nobody can help me ? Did I forget something ?

 

[Ericloewe]

FreeNAS 9.2.1.6 and up moved to Samba 4, which might integrate better with your AD environment.

 

[kortex_fr]

I did a test with freenas 9.3 and I have the same problem.
I can not use local groups created in freenas to set file ownership . But I can use them for ntfs rights.

Does this command should work : chown BUILTIN\\Administrators directory_filename ?

when I try , I get this message : chown : BUILTIN\\Administrators: illegal user name.