Bug 33753

Summary: How to modify GPO ACL's (security filter in the GPMC) in an ucs@school scenario without samba4 on the UCS master?
Product: UCS@school Reporter: Felix Botner <botner>
Component: Samba 4Assignee: Samba maintainers <samba-maintainers>
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Priority: P5 CC: requate
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Description Felix Botner univentionstaff 2013-12-16 10:35:25 CET
UCS@School env with UCS master and school slave, NO samba4 on the master
and a window client (joined into the slave's samba4 domain)

Now i want to change the security filter for a gpo via the GPMC. I added a user 

-> getfacl sysvol/fff.ggg/Policies/\{8B4EB339-A049-4C4B-BC35-DB7BF13D2D5E\}/GPT.INI
...
user:sch1:r-x
...

After five minutes my changes are overwritten. 

The problem is that in an ucs@school env the sysvol/sync parent is always the ucs master and the slaves resync the master's sysvol directory to the local sysvol and overwrite the locally changed ACL's with the unmodified ACL's from the master.

So, how do i change GPO ACL's in this scenario (without samba4 on the master)?
Comment 1 Arvid Requate univentionstaff 2013-12-16 14:12:21 CET
sysvol-sync is bidirectional, so I can't see the difference to Bug 33751.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 33751 ***