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Harry Rüter

2002-Aug-12 05:47 UTC

[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

Hi,

i'm having a serious problem with the following logon-script.
It works under W2k, but not under W98, although W98 tells
it is running startup-script ..

First my smb.conf (only interesting parts) :
---snipp---
[global]
        server string = Samba-PDC %v on %h
        workgroup = WORKGROUP
        encrypt passwords = yes
        netbios name = 486dx66
        domain master = Yes
        local master = Yes
        prefered master = yes
        wins support = no
        wins proxy = no
        security = user
        os level = 255
        domain logons = yes
        logon drive = v:
        logon path = \\%N\%u\ntprofile\%a
        logon home = \\%N\%u\.profiles
        logon script = logonsmb.bat
        log level = 1
        interfaces = 192.168.1.3/255.255.255.0
        dos filetime resolution = Yes
        socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
        bind interfaces only = Yes
        strict locking = Yes
        map to guest = Bad User
        lprm command = /usr/bin/lprm -P%p %j

        dos filetimes = Yes
        create mask = 0660

        preserve case = yes
        short preserve case = yes
        case sensitive =yes
        hide unreadable = yes
[netlogon]
    path= /opt/samba/netlogon
    read only = yes
    locking = no
    public = no
    writeable = no
    browseable = no
    root preexec = /opt/samba/netlogon/netlogon.sh %S %P %u %g %U %G \
             %H %v %h %m %L %M %N %R %d %a %I %$(HOSTTYPE) %T %p
   # creates the logon-script on each logon

---snipp---

Here's the logonscript (logonsmb.bat)

---snipp---
@ECHO OFF
set CURRENTSERVICE=netlogon
set ROOTDIRCURSERVICE=/opt/samba/netlogon
set USEROFCURRENTSERVICE=harry
set PRIMARYGRUOUPOFCURRENTSERVICEUSER=users
set SESSIONUSER=harry
set PRIMARYGROUPOFSESSIONUSER=users
set HOMEDIROFSERVICEUSER=/home/harry
set SAMBAVER=2.2.5
set INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set INTERNETNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200.hrnet.de
shift 1
set NAMEOFNISHOMEDIRSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set PROTOCOL=NT1
shift 1
set PIDOFCURRENTSERVER=17049
shift 1
set ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT=Win95
shift 1
set IPOFCLIENT=192.168.1.1
shift 1
set ENVAR_HOST_TYPE=i386
shift 1
set DATETIME=2002/08/12 15:53:40

@SET SERVER=%INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER%

@ECHO OFF

@echo Architektur = %ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%
@echo User = %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%

REM It doesn't even stop here in W98 as if it's not called 
pause

@net use >>c:\netuse.txt

@net use u: /delete > nul
@net use w: /delete > nul
@net use x: /delete > nul
@net use y: /delete > nul


REM -----------------------------------------

@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win2K" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "WinNT" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win95" goto win95
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "OS2"   goto OS2
@goto end


REM ------------Win2000----------------------
:Win2k
@net use /persistent:no
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES    > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages  > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax        > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data       > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win2kend
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------


REM ----------Win9x--------------------------
:win95
echo In Win95
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES
@net use /HOME  >>c:\netuse.txt
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax
@net use x: \\%Server%\data
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win95end
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

REM -----------OS2---------------------------
:OS2
rem echo In OS2
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES   > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages > nul
@net use v: \\%Server%\homes     > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax       > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data      > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:os2end

@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

:root
@net use y: \\%Server%\rootdir$  > nul

:end


REM -----------------------------------------
@echo User %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE% has successfully mounted his/hers
shares
@pause
rem @call \\%Server%\netlogon\delme.bat %Server% > nul
REM -----------------------------------------

---snipp---


Any ieas, what's wrong ?
The script works perfectly, when copied to the W98-machine
and started there.
The script works also under W2k and OS2 ...


greets Harry

Michiel_Lange@actuera.nl

2002-Aug-12 05:54 UTC

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[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

You might want to check out where the execution stops. I've encountered
hanging netlogon scripts in the past, which ran fine after some time like
miraculously... but I saw the very long variable-names.. that might be a
problem...?




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                    12-08-2002 16:45






Hi,

i'm having a serious problem with the following logon-script.
It works under W2k, but not under W98, although W98 tells
it is running startup-script ..

First my smb.conf (only interesting parts) :
---snipp---
[global]
        server string = Samba-PDC %v on %h
        workgroup = WORKGROUP
        encrypt passwords = yes
        netbios name = 486dx66
        domain master = Yes
        local master = Yes
        prefered master = yes
        wins support = no
        wins proxy = no
        security = user
        os level = 255
        domain logons = yes
        logon drive = v:
        logon path = \\%N\%u\ntprofile\%a
        logon home = \\%N\%u\.profiles
        logon script = logonsmb.bat
        log level = 1
        interfaces = 192.168.1.3/255.255.255.0
        dos filetime resolution = Yes
        socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
        bind interfaces only = Yes
        strict locking = Yes
        map to guest = Bad User
        lprm command = /usr/bin/lprm -P%p %j

        dos filetimes = Yes
        create mask = 0660

        preserve case = yes
        short preserve case = yes
        case sensitive =yes
        hide unreadable = yes
[netlogon]
    path= /opt/samba/netlogon
    read only = yes
    locking = no
    public = no
    writeable = no
    browseable = no
    root preexec = /opt/samba/netlogon/netlogon.sh %S %P %u %g %U %G \
             %H %v %h %m %L %M %N %R %d %a %I %$(HOSTTYPE) %T %p
   # creates the logon-script on each logon

---snipp---

Here's the logonscript (logonsmb.bat)

---snipp---
@ECHO OFF
set CURRENTSERVICE=netlogon
set ROOTDIRCURSERVICE=/opt/samba/netlogon
set USEROFCURRENTSERVICE=harry
set PRIMARYGRUOUPOFCURRENTSERVICEUSER=users
set SESSIONUSER=harry
set PRIMARYGROUPOFSESSIONUSER=users
set HOMEDIROFSERVICEUSER=/home/harry
set SAMBAVER=2.2.5
set INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set INTERNETNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200.hrnet.de
shift 1
set NAMEOFNISHOMEDIRSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set PROTOCOL=NT1
shift 1
set PIDOFCURRENTSERVER=17049
shift 1
set ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT=Win95
shift 1
set IPOFCLIENT=192.168.1.1
shift 1
set ENVAR_HOST_TYPE=i386
shift 1
set DATETIME=2002/08/12 15:53:40

@SET SERVER=%INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER%

@ECHO OFF

@echo Architektur = %ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%
@echo User = %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%

REM It doesn't even stop here in W98 as if it's not called
pause

@net use >>c:\netuse.txt

@net use u: /delete > nul
@net use w: /delete > nul
@net use x: /delete > nul
@net use y: /delete > nul


REM -----------------------------------------

@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win2K" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "WinNT" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win95" goto win95
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "OS2"   goto OS2
@goto end


REM ------------Win2000----------------------
:Win2k
@net use /persistent:no
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES    > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages  > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax        > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data       > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win2kend
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------


REM ----------Win9x--------------------------
:win95
echo In Win95
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES
@net use /HOME  >>c:\netuse.txt
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax
@net use x: \\%Server%\data
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win95end
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

REM -----------OS2---------------------------
:OS2
rem echo In OS2
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES   > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages > nul
@net use v: \\%Server%\homes     > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax       > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data      > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:os2end

@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

:root
@net use y: \\%Server%\rootdir$  > nul

:end


REM -----------------------------------------
@echo User %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE% has successfully mounted his/hers
shares
@pause
rem @call \\%Server%\netlogon\delme.bat %Server% > nul
REM -----------------------------------------

---snipp---


Any ieas, what's wrong ?
The script works perfectly, when copied to the W98-machine
and started there.
The script works also under W2k and OS2 ...


greets Harry
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Chris Smith

2002-Aug-12 05:56 UTC

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[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

The usual problem when a script runs under an NT based OS and not a DOS
based OS is line termination. It seems that NT based systems are less
sensitive to proper DOS line termination than DOS based systems.

Chris

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Khanh Tran

2002-Aug-12 05:58 UTC

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[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

Anyone here is welcome to tell me I'm wrong, but I don't think that
Win98
will set your variables:

set CURRENTSERVICE=netlogon
set ROOTDIRCURSERVICE=/opt/samba/netlogon
set USEROFCURRENTSERVICE=harry
set PRIMARYGRUOUPOFCURRENTSERVICEUSER=users
set SESSIONUSER=harry
set PRIMARYGROUPOFSESSIONUSER=users
set HOMEDIROFSERVICEUSER=/home/harry

I won't quote the rest, but I believe that Win98 will attempt to actually
locate the paths you are setting, and being that those don't exist under a
Win98 filesystem, it will come back with errors.  The W2k machines probably
work because they'll just set the variables to whatever you want, despite
their validity.

Also, it could just be how you are creating the logon script under Unix and
DOS doesn't like the line breaks.

Khanh Tran
Network Operations
Sarah Lawrence College
1 Mead Way
Bronxville, NY 10708


-----Original Message-----
From: Harry R?ter [mailto:harry_rueter@gmx.de]
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 10:46 AM
To: Samba-List
Subject: [Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?


Hi,

i'm having a serious problem with the following logon-script.
It works under W2k, but not under W98, although W98 tells
it is running startup-script ..

First my smb.conf (only interesting parts) :
---snipp---
[global]
        server string = Samba-PDC %v on %h
        workgroup = WORKGROUP
        encrypt passwords = yes
        netbios name = 486dx66
        domain master = Yes
        local master = Yes
        prefered master = yes
        wins support = no
        wins proxy = no
        security = user
        os level = 255
        domain logons = yes
        logon drive = v:
        logon path = \\%N\%u\ntprofile\%a
        logon home = \\%N\%u\.profiles
        logon script = logonsmb.bat
        log level = 1
        interfaces = 192.168.1.3/255.255.255.0
        dos filetime resolution = Yes
        socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY
        bind interfaces only = Yes
        strict locking = Yes
        map to guest = Bad User
        lprm command = /usr/bin/lprm -P%p %j

        dos filetimes = Yes
        create mask = 0660

        preserve case = yes
        short preserve case = yes
        case sensitive =yes
        hide unreadable = yes
[netlogon]
    path= /opt/samba/netlogon
    read only = yes
    locking = no
    public = no
    writeable = no
    browseable = no
    root preexec = /opt/samba/netlogon/netlogon.sh %S %P %u %g %U %G \
             %H %v %h %m %L %M %N %R %d %a %I %$(HOSTTYPE) %T %p
   # creates the logon-script on each logon

---snipp---

Here's the logonscript (logonsmb.bat)

---snipp---
@ECHO OFF
set CURRENTSERVICE=netlogon
set ROOTDIRCURSERVICE=/opt/samba/netlogon
set USEROFCURRENTSERVICE=harry
set PRIMARYGRUOUPOFCURRENTSERVICEUSER=users
set SESSIONUSER=harry
set PRIMARYGROUPOFSESSIONUSER=users
set HOMEDIROFSERVICEUSER=/home/harry
set SAMBAVER=2.2.5
set INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set INTERNETNAMEOFCLIENT=pentium200.hrnet.de
shift 1
set NAMEOFNISHOMEDIRSERVER=486dx66
shift 1
set PROTOCOL=NT1
shift 1
set PIDOFCURRENTSERVER=17049
shift 1
set ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT=Win95
shift 1
set IPOFCLIENT=192.168.1.1
shift 1
set ENVAR_HOST_TYPE=i386
shift 1
set DATETIME=2002/08/12 15:53:40

@SET SERVER=%INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER%

@ECHO OFF

@echo Architektur = %ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%
@echo User = %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%

REM It doesn't even stop here in W98 as if it's not called 
pause

@net use >>c:\netuse.txt

@net use u: /delete > nul
@net use w: /delete > nul
@net use x: /delete > nul
@net use y: /delete > nul


REM -----------------------------------------

@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win2K" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "WinNT" goto win2k
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "Win95" goto win95
@if "%ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT%" == "OS2"   goto OS2
@goto end


REM ------------Win2000----------------------
:Win2k
@net use /persistent:no
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES    > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages  > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax        > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data       > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win2kend
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------


REM ----------Win9x--------------------------
:win95
echo In Win95
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES
@net use /HOME  >>c:\netuse.txt
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax
@net use x: \\%Server%\data
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM @if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:win95end
@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

REM -----------OS2---------------------------
:OS2
rem echo In OS2
@NET TIME \\%Server% /SET /YES   > nul
@net use u: \\%Server%\homepages > nul
@net use v: \\%Server%\homes     > nul
@net use w: \\%Server%\fax       > nul
@net use x: \\%Server%\data      > nul
@if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "administrator" goto root
REM if  "%USEROFCURRENTSERVICE%" == "Administrator" goto
root

:os2end

@goto end
REM -----------------------------------------

:root
@net use y: \\%Server%\rootdir$  > nul

:end


REM -----------------------------------------
@echo User %USEROFCURRENTSERVICE% has successfully mounted his/hers
shares
@pause
rem @call \\%Server%\netlogon\delme.bat %Server% > nul
REM -----------------------------------------

---snipp---


Any ieas, what's wrong ?
The script works perfectly, when copied to the W98-machine
and started there.
The script works also under W2k and OS2 ...


greets Harry
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Mathias Homann

2002-Aug-12 09:35 UTC

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[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

Am Montag, 12. August 2002 16:57 schrieb Chris Smith:> The usual problem when a script runs under an NT based OS and not a DOS
> based OS is line termination. It seems that NT based systems are less
> sensitive to proper DOS line termination than DOS based systems.

I have the very same problem here, a netlogon script that runs fine when 
logging in from a NT based WS (WinXP here) but refuses to when logging in 
from W98. and I created the logon script on linux and converted it with 
unix2dos so the line endings should be ok.


bye,
	MH

Rainer Schoenen

2002-Aug-12 12:18 UTC

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[Samba] Why does this logon-script not work under Win9x ?

I guess the environment space is exhausted.
Once upon a time, DOS had a limitation in the number of characters
in the environment buffer.
It was 512 bytes by default.
I remember having experienced similar problems with Win95-98.
Under DOS this could be changed by calling something like
command.exe /E:1024
in your config.sys
Maybe it can be changed by executing "msconfig".

---snipp---

@ECHO OFF
set CURRENTSERVICE=3Dnetlogon
set ROOTDIRCURSERVICE=3D/opt/samba/netlogon
set USEROFCURRENTSERVICE=3Dharry
set PRIMARYGRUOUPOFCURRENTSERVICEUSER=3Dusers
set SESSIONUSER=3Dharry
set PRIMARYGROUPOFSESSIONUSER=3Dusers
set HOMEDIROFSERVICEUSER=3D/home/harry
set SAMBAVER=3D2.2.5
set INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER=3D486dx66
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFCLIENT=3Dpentium200
shift 1
set NETBIOSNAMEOFSERVER=3D486dx66
shift 1
set INTERNETNAMEOFCLIENT=3Dpentium200.hrnet.de
shift 1
set NAMEOFNISHOMEDIRSERVER=3D486dx66
shift 1
set PROTOCOL=3DNT1
shift 1
set PIDOFCURRENTSERVER=3D17049
shift 1
set ARCHITEKTUROFCLIENT=3DWin95
shift 1
set IPOFCLIENT=3D192.168.1.1
shift 1
set ENVAR_HOST_TYPE=3Di386
shift 1
set DATETIME=3D2002/08/12 15:53:40

@SET SERVER=3D%INTERNETHOSTNAMEOFSAMBASERVER%

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