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Sorry for the english :) Good morning, i've a little network with samba 4.2 on centos 6, NT style domain and win7 client. I've a root preexec and root postexec for tracking logon and logoff to the share. root preexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I" "%m" ON root postexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I" "%m" OFF I've add...

...client. Excuse me, but do you not believe in updating things ? Samba 4.2.x went EOL at the end of 2016 Win 7 went EOL in Januarary NT-style domains are on the way out, they rely on SMBv1 and this will be removed from Samba. > I've a root preexec and root postexec for tracking logon and logoff to > the share. > > root preexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I" "%m" ON > root postexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I" "%m"...

...tld\users\%username% >> If you set the local pad, its not created. >> This folder is created at the moment you clik OK, or Apply. >> >> For the profil folder, this is NOT created by the ADUC tool, but by >> the computer where the user is logging off. ( only created at logoff ) >> Normaly you set something like : >> \\servername.domain.tld\profiles\%username% > You probably mean 'logon', right? They have only been first created at logof for me. > >> >> Users can access these shares.. but only see there own folders IF the >&gt...

...ba 4.2.x went EOL at the end of 2016 > > Win 7 went EOL in Januarary > > NT-style domains are on the way out, they rely on SMBv1 and this will be > removed from Samba. Ok, this change is in to-do list :) > >> I've a root preexec and root postexec for tracking logon and logoff to >> the share. >> >> root preexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I" "%m" ON >> root postexec = /usr/bin/log_access.php "%L" "%U" "%G"? "%S" "%I&quot...

...with) \\servername.domain.tld\users\%username% > If you set the local pad, its not created. > This folder is created at the moment you clik OK, or Apply. > > For the profil folder, this is NOT created by the ADUC tool, but by the computer where the user is logging off. ( only created at logoff ) > Normaly you set something like : > \\servername.domain.tld\profiles\%username% You probably mean 'logon', right? > > Users can access these shares.. but only see there own folders IF the share and folder rights are set correctly. > > For example. All my users have 77...