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...domain W2k/XP clients automatically maps the current user's homefolder to Z:. I wanna disable that but I cannot see where. Do you guys all just put up with that or has anyone found a way to at least change the letter to H: ? I know it has to do with the way the [homes] share creates users' homefolders on the fly in samba but shouldn't there be a way on the client to turn this off or do I have to add some option to smb.conf ? Win98/95 never did that so I assume it's some registry setting in 2000/xp. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Alex RH 7.3 Kernel 2.4.18 samba 2.2.4 regards, Ale...

...nts and server: Clients: OS - Windows XP PRO SP2 10/100 MB Ethernet adapters (different types in all units) --> Not sure what else you need to know here Server: Mac OS X Server (v10.4.3) running Samba version 3.0.10 User Home Directories live on a RAID 5 array within the server / Volumes/data/HomeFolders/ User Home Profiles live on a RAID 5 array within the server /Volumes/ data/HomeFolder/Profiles Permission on the Profiles folder are: 770 Ownerships are: root:staff These are as the per user instructions as listed on Apples site: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107700 This appli...

...Shared/Accounting/XXXX Holdings/XXXX Holdings, Inc.QBW.TLG": Device or resource Nothing else is logged about these files, and this logging method seems to be appropriate for locked files. However, there is a PST file that reports errors as: rsync: read errors mapping "/cygdrive/E/Users/HomeFolders/mike.xxxxx/OutlookFiles/Mike6-24-06backup .pst": Permission denied (13) The error is actually repeated twice via stderr, but not together (the quickbooks errors are in between). Then I get this at the bottom of the stderr stream: ERROR: E/Users/HomeFolders/mike.xxxx/OutlookFiles/Mike6-24-06...

...Shared/Accounting/XXXX Holdings/XXXX Holdings, Inc.QBW.TLG": Device or resource Nothing else is logged about these files, and this logging method seems to be appropriate for locked files. However, there is a PST file that reports errors as: rsync: read errors mapping "/cygdrive/E/Users/HomeFolders/mike.xxxxx/OutlookFiles/Mike6-24-06backup .pst": Permission denied (13) The error is actually repeated twice via stderr, but not together (the quickbooks errors are in between). Then I get this at the bottom of the stderr stream: ERROR: E/Users/HomeFolders/mike.xxxx/OutlookFiles/Mike6-24-06...

I have this in my rsync.conf [backup] path = /home/$USER/backup use chroot = no monge symlinks = no uid = wendell gid = wendell read only = no list = yes auth users = wendell secrets file = /etc/rsyncd.secrets But rsync doesn't seem to interpret the $USER. I've also tried this with $HOME and '~' with no luck. I want to be able to back up to the

> What is the homes share on ? I'm not quite sure what this is asking. The paths are of the form /data/homefolder/<users>, on a mounted local disk. > How have you set smb.conf up ? The homes section is as follows: [homes] comment = Home directories browseable = yes writable = yes create mask = 0600 force create mode = 0600 directory mask = 0700 force directory mode = 0700 valid

Hi I'm running a samba-server as fileserver on a Windows 2003 PDC. The users are create on the WinServer, and the homefolders are defined in the AD and stored on the sambaserver //server/homes/%user%. But samba still creates the default share with the same name as the user. How di I disable that. I have # everything that's named something like home and etc.. /Lars

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Hi there, I have 2 samba servers on with different users logged on... I Have 1 ldap with all users account, each samba's server having personal "ou" (You know: user A from site 1 is know on samba from site 1 in ou=1, user B from site 2 is know on samba from site 2 in ou=2, user C from site 1 is know on samba from site 1 in ou=1 etc. And last, on each samba's server a

Hi, I am trying to use rsync to migrate homefolders from one server to another. For this I use: > rsync --rsh="ssh -l root" -vaz beaucent.ling.umu.se:/export/home/ . Which works fine until I get to some files where the user has, unfortunatelly, used a non-ascii character in the file name: --- snip -- ... test070503/u2/Library/Prefere...

I think MJ is using samba with AD backend and Rowland RID. Rowland, try AD backend if your using rid atm. Gr. Louis > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: samba [mailto:samba-bounces at lists.samba.org] Namens mj via samba > Verzonden: woensdag 11 oktober 2017 13:25 > Aan: samba at lists.samba.org > Onderwerp: Re: [Samba] Using GPO to mount shares on Linux > > >

...gs to his primary group defined in samba+openldap pdc. If they want to access the share named according to their primary group (with permissions rwxrwx---), they only get "acces denied" error, I can't understand why it works from win-XP,2003 but not from win 7 .... other shares ("homefolders" - rwx------ and "common shares" - rwxrwxrwx) work without problem .... I have tried this (*) as well but still no luck ... (*) Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Local Security Policy Local Policies - Security Options Network security: LAN Manager authentication level Send LM...

When enabling user homes (via the [homes] section), I see the following shares: \\server\<username<http://>> \\server\homes<http://> Both of which point to the user directory. Is it possible to have a third: \\server\home<http://> Which does the same? \\server\homes<http://> is great and all, but I feel that the plural is a bit of a mislabel. Shak

On Tue, 12 Sep 2017 16:53:54 +0000 Shakil Shaikh via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > What is the homes share on ? > > I'm not quite sure what this is asking. The paths are of the > form /data/homefolder/<users>, on a mounted local disk. > > > How have you set smb.conf up ? > > The homes section is as follows: > > [homes] >

Thank you for the replies. After some more reading I realised that path substitution works in general shares and not just [homes], so something like the following achieves what I'm looking for: [home] path = /data/users/%U This works in 4.2.14 (although I am now looking on how to upgrade Samba too!) Thanks again, Shak ________________________________ From: samba <samba-bounces at

...+ a member ) use backend RID if you dont need access with a windows account to a shared home folder. ( cifs or nfs ) you use a dedicated local "linuxAdmin" for maintanace. ( often the first created user in linux ) use backend AD if you do need access with ssh for example or shared homefolders. 3 server or more, all server where ssh or access to a server with a shared folder is needed, use backend AD. adviced is all servers with file shares. Optional, mix this with RID, for example for a dedicated print server, or proxy server (auth). I use setup 3. Multiple servers with AD and R...

Hi Im running Samba3 fileserver on Debian Sarge as a menber of a Ms win2003 AD. The samba-server gets it users/groups from the win2003 and hos the users homefolder, a groupshare and a common share. But sometimes when the users logs in they cant see any shares on the samba, exept the default home (which the cant enter). I even tried sittinng with two workstations, where one could see and use the

Hello.... I load quotas from users homefolders using postlogin like this: ------------------------- #!/bin/sh # Read users quota if [ -f ~/quota ]; then export QUOTA=`cat ~/quota` fi # Start IMAP session exec /usr/lib/dovecot/imap ------------------------- User without a quota-file in their homedirs get a quota set in dovecot.conf. Im...

...backend RID if you dont need access with a windows account to a shared home folder. ( cifs or nfs )                 you use a dedicated local "linuxAdmin" for maintanace. ( often the first created user in linux )         use backend AD if you do need access with ssh for example or shared homefolders. 3 server or more, all server where ssh or access to a server with a shared folder is needed, use backend AD.         adviced is all servers with file shares.         Optional, mix this with RID, for example for a dedicated print server, or proxy server (auth). I use setup 3. Multiple servers wit...

Hai, Not that its wrong what Rowland made you change ( AD to RID backend). But this "should" simply not be needed. The only/mostly thing(s) people do wrong with AD-backends, is the order in how it all is setup. Currently this is due 2 things, 1) "in my opionin" a missing part in samba(-tool) 2) The missing part in samba(-tool) Lets hope this will enter samba in 4.13