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Samba login script
Hi,
I'm wondering if someone can help me. I've tried searching for my answer for a bit with no luck ![]() What I have done is setup SUSE as a PDC, able to get Windows client to connect to it fine no problems at all. Thing where I'm getting lost is I want to create a login script for the users (Windows clients at the moment). I want to make it so when a user using a Windows client creates/saves something to the Windows "my Documents" section it will be saved on the server (Linux). But on Windows look like it normally would/ Any idea's how this can be done in the login script? I would prefer a link to some documentation or something as I'm learning a heap of good stuff when reading up on how to do one thing but learning a heap more But if not an example would do.Cheers ![]() |
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RE: samba logon script
Samba provides functionality for this. I used to do this all the time, but I haven't touched it in a while. To start, take a look at this link that outlines the basic steps to the logon process.
Chapter*26.*System and Account Policies You will need to create a [netlogon] section in your smb.conf. Also, take a look at the documentation for the following parameters. They will provide some of the functionality you need without the need for running a logon script. Code:
logon script logon home logon path logon drive If you post your smb.conf file, someone can probably help with specifics. I hope this helps. Good luck. |
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Hello,
The following link may have some of the answers you are looking for. Chapter*27.*Desktop Profile Management bforest |
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