Hi ALL, Reading man pages I discover 'message command' in smb.conf... by the way, I put in my smb.conf : message command = /usr/bin/samba2log "%f" "%t" "%s" & where samba2log is a simple script : #/bin/sh now=`date +%d-%m-%Y+%H:%M` cat_msg=`cat $3`; echo "$1|$now|$2|$cat_msg" >> /var/log/samba/popupmessages.txt; rm -fR $4 But, this is not run when the server receive a message. Whats wrong ? -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
This might give you a hand. This is what I use. It sends the output to virtual console 8. You can modify how you want it message command = echo At '%T' user '%U' from '%f' sent a message to '%t' > /dev/tty8 ; cat %s > /dev/tty8 ; rm %s ; echo > /dev/tty8 Cheers -----Original Message----- From: Sir hamacker [mailto:hamacker@bol.com.br] Sent: 16 January 2002 11:11 To: samba@lists.samba.org Subject: Can I log winpopup messages ? Hi ALL, Reading man pages I discover 'message command' in smb.conf... by the way, I put in my smb.conf : message command = /usr/bin/samba2log "%f" "%t" "%s" & where samba2log is a simple script : #/bin/sh now=`date +%d-%m-%Y+%H:%M` cat_msg=`cat $3`; echo "$1|$now|$2|$cat_msg" >> /var/log/samba/popupmessages.txt; rm -fR $4 But, this is not run when the server receive a message. Whats wrong ? -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed