"logon drive" defaults to Z:. This causes our XP clients to get Z mapped to their home directory. We already use U for that purpose so they end up getting both U and Z mapped to the same location. Users being users this causes great confusion and there have been times when they've deleted their entire Z drive thinking it was a duplicate copy of U. I've attempted many different solutions including the obvious "logon drive = U:" but that proved to be very unreliable and caused the U drive to disappear entirely in some cases. The only solution I can think of now is to write a batch file that compares the U drive to the Z drive and if they are indentical it will unmap the Z drive. I'm hoping there is a better way or that the Samba team would consider removing that option or providing the ability to disable it. I'd rather not tweak the source, we have way too many servers running different versions of Samba. Thanks. BG __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL ? Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl.yahoo.com
On 12/6/05, Brian Gewin <briangewin@yahoo.com> wrote:> I've attempted many different solutions including the obvious "logon drive = U:" but that proved > to be very unreliable and caused the U drive to disappear entirely in some cases.Sorry if this is asking the obvious, but did you make sure that you set "logon path" (either globally, in smb.conf, or per-user, using pdbedit or a similar tool) when you set "logon drive"? When we had logon drive but no logon path set, it caused similar problems with the logon drive disappearing entirely. Josh Kelley