Hi! Is there any way for the "HOMES" share to be mapped to \\server\whatever\%USERNAME% instead of \\server\%USERNAME% . I think that DFS still don't work fine for linux CIFS mounting. So, if I could do this kind of mapping, this would let me give users now the final UNCs and introduce DFS in a future time (when DFS mounting will be fully supported) without having to disturb users. Thanks in advance, -- Angel Galindo Mu?oz University of Barcelona
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Yup, you have to introduce a path variable in the homes section like this: path = /homes/whatever/%S (%S stands for the username in this case Hope this helps, .peter On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, ?ngel Galindo Mu?oz wrote:> > Hi! > > Is there any way for the "HOMES" share to be mapped to > \\server\whatever\%USERNAME% instead of \\server\%USERNAME% . > > I think that DFS still don't work fine for linux CIFS mounting. So, > if I could do this kind of mapping, this would let me give users now the > final UNCs and introduce DFS in a future time (when DFS mounting will be > fully supported) without having to disturb users. > > > Thanks in advance, > >