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1999 Jan 02
1
SAMBA digest 1924
...gt; logon path = \\%L\profiles\%U
> [profiles]
> comment = User Profiles
> path = /usr/home/profiles
> public = yes
> writable = yes
> browseable = yes
> ===== cut here =====
> So, I expect 'net use z: /home' on a win95 machine to map z: to
> /usr/home/profiles/name_of_current_user.
> However, it maps z: to /usr/home/profiles, with the subdirectories of all
> users available to everyone whoever does 'net use z: /home'.
> How does mapping after 'net use /home' depend upon the 'logon path'
> variable?
> What could I be doing wrong?
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1999 Jan 04
2
logon path
...> > comment = User Profiles
> > path = /usr/home/profiles
> > public = yes
> > writable = yes
> > browseable = yes
>
> > ===== cut here =====
>
> > So, I expect 'net use z: /home' on a win95 machine to map z: to
> > /usr/home/profiles/name_of_current_user.
>
> > However, it maps z: to /usr/home/profiles, with the subdirectories of all
> > users available to everyone whoever does 'net use z: /home'.
>
> > How does mapping after 'net use /home' depend upon the 'logon path'
> > variable?
>
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1999 Jan 04
0
SAMBA digest 1929
...s]
> > comment = User Profiles
> > path = /usr/home/profiles
> > public = yes
> > writable = yes
> > browseable = yes
>
> > ===== cut here =====
>
> > So, I expect 'net use z: /home' on a win95 machine to map z: to
> > /usr/home/profiles/name_of_current_user.
>
> > However, it maps z: to /usr/home/profiles, with the subdirectories of all
> > users available to everyone whoever does 'net use z: /home'.
>
> > How does mapping after 'net use /home' depend upon the 'logon path'
> > variable?
>
>...
1999 Jan 04
0
SAMBA digest 1930
...; > path = /usr/home/profiles
> > > public = yes
> > > writable = yes
> > > browseable = yes
> >
> > > ===== cut here =====
> >
> > > So, I expect 'net use z: /home' on a win95 machine to map z: to
> > > /usr/home/profiles/name_of_current_user.
> >
> > > However, it maps z: to /usr/home/profiles, with the subdirectories of all
> > > users available to everyone whoever does 'net use z: /home'.
> >
> > > How does mapping after 'net use /home' depend upon the 'logon path'
>...