Hi,
yes, samba can do that, kindof....;-)
What you want is realized via pam.
You need to install the pam_mkhomedir module and configure it for all
services your users use to connect to your server.
After that the home-dir for each user will be created automagically the
first time the user trys to access the server.
But don't ask me how to do it on fedora, cause i don't know it.
pam with all its tricks and traps is verry distribution-specific.
if you used debian i could tell you more...
Christoph
Dan Strohschein schrieb:> Hello,
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> We have a windows 2003 server hosting ADS. We also have a fedora core 2
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> We have it currently configured to join the ADS domain. We Can use Winbind
> to see users, groups, etc. We can even browse samba shares from windows
> computers. However one thing we don't know:
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> What we want to do is when a user is added to ADS for samba to create a
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> ownership of that dirrectory. Can samba do this? If so, how do we set up
> samba to do that??
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> Thanks
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> Dan Strohschein
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> Director of Software
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> The Wifi Link
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