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From: Charles Tryon <charles.tryon at gmail.com>
To: Samba list <samba at lists.samba.org>
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Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2012 12:23:54 -0400
Subject: [Samba] Won't execute LOGON.CMD?
This seems like such an easy thing, I must be missing something obvious...
:-(
I'm working on migrating a domain from S2 to S4 and running the samba_tool
script. All my users are coming across fine (though I'm not sure why all
the old system accounts like "ssh" and "daemon" and
"halt" are getting
created... another issue). I am using a FreeNAS appliance for my file
sharing, which is also working quite nicely. I'm now trying to set up some
attributes which didn't get created by the script, such as the home
directory and logon script.
In "AD Users and Computers", I open a user's attributes and under
the
"Profile" tab, I add connect "H:" drive to
"\\freenas\%USERNAME%" and set
logon script to: "\\samba4\sysvol\mydomain.org\scripts\LOGON.CMD"
The next time I log in as that user, the home drive map is correct, but the
logon script does not appear to run. If I copy-n-paste the file name into
explorer, it immediately runs without any problem.
Is this a Windows profile setup issue or a server permissions issue? What
setting am I missing???
You are not supposed to enter in the full path to the logon.cmd you are
supposed to set the logon script just to logon.cmd because it already knows
that the logon script is going to be from the
\\samba\sysvol\mydomain.org\scripts folder
