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On 27/08/2019 14:54, Juan Ignacio via samba wrote: > I set the homeDirectory directly in the AD object. > For it i like know if i can access to that info throw some tool. > Have you set it something like: \\fileserver\users\username If you have, then you only need a root preexex script and these lines in smb.conf: ??? winbind use default domain = yes ??? template homedir = /home/%D/users/%U and the '[homes]' share needs to look like this: [homes] ?? comment = Home Directories ?? browseable = no ?? read only = no ?? valid users = %S ?? root preexec = /usr...

On 27/08/2019 14:08, Juan Ignacio via samba wrote: > Hi people, long time without ask nothing... > > I need know if exist any way to get the users "windows" home directory > instead of unix home directory with some command, wbinfo or smbclient. > > I know that info is stored in some place. Yes, by default it is in the Windows registry, unless you explicitly set the

...Juan Ignacio via samba wrote: > > I set the homeDirectory directly in the AD object. > > For it i like know if i can access to that info throw some tool. > > > Have you set it something like: > > \\fileserver\users\username > > If you have, then you only need a root preexex script and these lines in > smb.conf: > > winbind use default domain = yes > template homedir = /home/%D/users/%U > > and the '[homes]' share needs to look like this: > > [homes] > comment = Home Directories > browseable = no > read onl...

I configured winbind, samba and pam.d to authenticate via our Windows Active Directory Server. Everything works fine, I can log on to the system using my Windows Account credentials, I am also able to access the samba home share, but I have no write permissions there. What I don't get is: When I give read-write-access to everybody (chmod 777 /home/%USER%), I am able to create and delete