samba - Mar 2014 - help with default setting from samba4 to RATS user mananager

Hai, 
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( Debian / sernet-samba 4.1.6 ) 
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Im working on the member server join now, and almost finished. 
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But when i create a new user in the AD and when i go to the unix tab.? ( using
the windows RATS tools )
There i want samba to adapt the settings i want, like: 
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??????? template shell = /bin/bash
??????? template homedir = /home/samba/DOMAINNAME/USERNAME
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but?when lways the from the account manager in windows these back. 
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/bin/sh
/home/username 
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sure i can manualy correct this, but i would be nice if it's isnt needed. 
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I tried it with these settings in al my servers, but didnt help. 
how/where can i set my usersettings so the windows usermanager adapts these when
i want set the new user settings.
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And last question, from the usermanager, there is no option to create an OU in
AD ? or im i missing something?
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Thanks in advance. 
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Louis
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On 31/03/14 14:44, L.P.H. van Belle wrote:
> Hai,
>   
> ( Debian / sernet-samba 4.1.6 )
>   
> Im working on the member server join now, and almost finished.
>   
> But when i create a new user in the AD and when i go to the unix tab.  (
using the windows RATS tools )
> There i want samba to adapt the settings i want, like:
>   
>          template shell = /bin/bash
>          template homedir = /home/samba/DOMAINNAME/USERNAME
>   
> but when lways the from the account manager in windows these back.
>   
> /bin/sh
> /home/username
>   
> sure i can manualy correct this, but i would be nice if it's isnt
needed.
>   
> I tried it with these settings in al my servers, but didnt help.
> how/where can i set my usersettings so the windows usermanager adapts these
when i want set the new user settings.
>   
> And last question, from the usermanager, there is no option to create an OU
in AD ? or im i missing something?
>   
>   
> Thanks in advance.
>   
> Louis
>   
Hi Louis, Cannot help you with the templates, knowing windows, they are 
probably buried deep in the registry, but for the OU, try:

on the Left pane of ADUC
right click 'your domain name'
Select New
Select Organizational Unit

Rowland

LPHvB> Hai, 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> ( Debian / sernet-samba 4.1.6 ) 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> Im working on the member server join now, and almost finished. 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> But when i create a new user in the AD and when i go to the
LPHvB> unix tab.? ( using the windows RATS tools ) 
LPHvB> There i want samba to adapt the settings i want, like: 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> ??????? template shell = /bin/bash
LPHvB> ??????? template homedir = /home/samba/DOMAINNAME/USERNAME
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> but?when lways the from the account manager in windows these back. 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> /bin/sh
LPHvB> /home/username 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> sure i can manualy correct this, but i would be nice if it's isnt
needed.
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> I tried it with these settings in al my servers, but didnt help. 
LPHvB> how/where can i set my usersettings so the windows usermanager
LPHvB> adapts these when i want set the new user settings. 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> And last question, from the usermanager, there is no option to
LPHvB> create an OU in AD ? or im i missing something? 
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> ?
LPHvB> Thanks in advance. 

I don't know if it works with the Unix extensions - but I tend to
create a "template" user in the Windows Admin tool and then
"copy"
that user when creating a new user. This will copy all the relevant
details from the copied "template" user for the new user. [Right click
on the "template" user - and copy. (I don't think that's the
exact text, but I
don't recall exactly what the menu says...)]

This includes things like the default group etc. So, I expect it will
work properly for the Unix extended attribs too. [In any case, it's
simply two minutes to try.]

-Greg