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...gt; Good luck, > >> > >> Peter > >> > > OK, I have got it work with an LMDE6 install, but not with Peter's > > 'volume' pam_mount.conf.xml setting, I had to use: > > > > <volume fstype="cifs" > > server="cm4nas.samdom.example.com" > > path="users" > > mountpoint="/home/SAMDOM/%(USER)" > > options="user=%(USER),cruid=%(USER),sec=krb5" > > /> > > > > Rowland > > > > > > > Hi Rowland, &gt...

...ardware in a few moments. >> >> Good luck, >> >> Peter >> > OK, I have got it work with an LMDE6 install, but not with Peter's > 'volume' pam_mount.conf.xml setting, I had to use: > > <volume fstype="cifs" > server="cm4nas.samdom.example.com" > path="users" > mountpoint="/home/SAMDOM/%(USER)" > options="user=%(USER),cruid=%(USER),sec=krb5" > /> > > Rowland > > > Hi Rowland, As I stated in my (maybe too voluminous) description...

...t;> >>>> Peter >>>> >>> OK, I have got it work with an LMDE6 install, but not with Peter's >>> 'volume' pam_mount.conf.xml setting, I had to use: >>> >>> <volume fstype="cifs" >>> server="cm4nas.samdom.example.com" >>> path="users" >>> mountpoint="/home/SAMDOM/%(USER)" >>> options="user=%(USER),cruid=%(USER),sec=krb5" >>> /> >>> >>> Rowland >>> >>> &gt...

...station with completely > different hardware in a few moments. > > Good luck, > > Peter > OK, I have got it work with an LMDE6 install, but not with Peter's 'volume' pam_mount.conf.xml setting, I had to use: <volume fstype="cifs" server="cm4nas.samdom.example.com" path="users" mountpoint="/home/SAMDOM/%(USER)" options="user=%(USER),cruid=%(USER),sec=krb5" /> Rowland

> Hi Peter, that was actually more than what I was expecting, a very > detailed tutorial indeed. > > I wonder if the basic setup could be used with any Linux distro ? > Only one way to find out, try it, so I am off to install LMDE6 in a VM > :-) > > Rowland > > Hi Rowland, I have tried it in a VM also. Works without any problems. I'm going to try it in a