similar to: slow logon (and logoff) to Samba PDC

Hi, I setup a samba pdc, it works great. I have one question, how can I change logon and logoff time for users when she/he log on and logoff? Thanks. For example, logon and logoff time didn't change for that user "david". Unix username: david NT username: david Account Flags: [U ] User SID: S-1-5-21-3527602477-2845166309-2807882297-3000 Primary Group SID:

I need to log to a separated file just user/computer logon and logoff. I would like not to use log level > 2 to do this. I have tried using vfs_full_audit but it works well into shares definitions. I don't care if the user access a shared directory, I just need to record user login and logoff. Thanks

Hi All, I'd like to know if anyone has figured out a way to be able to have users logon/logoff manually from Cisco 79xx phones (with SIP firmware loaded)? Scenario is, user walks into office, sits at a random desk, and logs onto the phone. The system would need to "log them off" of the last hardphone they were on, and then configure the new phone for their extension. We're

Hi all This is my first post. As the subject says, I need to implement on my call center the Agent functionality, son the agents could logon and logoff to the queue How can I do this configuration? Or where can I read some info about it Regards Ariel -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi Folks: I am seeing excessively long logoff times on my Win2k clients - I am using Samba as a PDC. Excessively long == 6+ minutes. Network is 100BT switched. Total cable feet between client and server (including switch) - 10 foot. According to the switch, both machines are running at 100BT speed, full duplex. There is what appears to be a lot of network traffic between the client and the

OK, I've finally got my Samba-LDAP PDC operational. Everything seems to work fine but it takes an age to save settings when logging off. What can I do (i.e. what would one normally do) to speed things up? I do have a huge volume of files under ~/profile/My Documents Will this affect the logoff time? Jim C.

Hello. Whenever I attach a 2000 Pro workstation to a Samba server, a directory is created under the user's home directory called "profile", and the local profile syncs with this directory. Its not usually bothersome until someone leaves 2 GIG of data on their desktop and when they logoff, Windows syncs the entire 2 GIG of data to the server. How do I disable this? Attaching a 2000

Can enforcing logon hours (which works great for me here to *prevent* logging in past your hours) also force a logoff? Can this at least be scripted somehow? Server is Fedora FC4 (currently samba 3.0.14a...upgrading probably by the time I get an answer to latest stable)....Windows 98SE and Windows XP Pro clients. Thanks! Mark

Hello Is it possible to create a samba logoff script. I currently use netlogon for a logonscript. I also want a logoff scipt to allow me to back certain files up once a user logs off. Is this possible? If so how? -- REGARDS, Andy

Hi there, I have a network running win9x/2000 machines, connected to a samba server with ldap autentication. I wanna know if there's way to receive information about login(principally logoff) in a fast way.. The WIN machines take a long time to send the logoff message (about 2-3min). I was thinking in running a program every time the users login and logoff, this program could send a

Hello! I wonder if it is possible to send a logoff rpc signal? If it is not possible as today would it be possible if we could trace the rpc logoff signal sent p? MS own products? Any suggestions are welcome! Regards Henrik

Hi, I'm running the latest version of Samba with a tdbsam backend, configured not to use roaming profiles. Two different XP clients (SP2) are joined to the domain ok but users can only logon by rebooting before entering their logon details. When users logoff and try to logon again (or logon as a different user on the same machine) they get the standard message 'windows cannot connect to

I am using AgentCallbacklogin to logon agents. I am trying to avoid agents being logged in more than once in different extensions (is this a bug?) by passing the callerid to the AgentCallbacklogin funtcion as an option. The problem is that by doing this, agents are not asked for an extension and they cannot logoff (by pressing the #). Any ideas how can agents logoff? -------------- next part

Hi Team, I am working on Asterisk Events and I am using asterisk 11.4 right now. I want to know which events is regenerates(activate) when asterisk manager logoff from asterisk. I saw *fullybooted *was active when I login into asterisk as manager but no event at logoff time i found. -- Thanks and regards Virendra Bhati +91-9718500594 +91-9250078532 Software Developer E-mail-: virbhati at

Hello everybody, I have started using Asterisk in a call center with ACD. I have noticed something and I wonder if anyone knows whether it is a bug or a feature! I am using Queue application to ring a number of agents that have logged on using AgentCallbackLogin. Now, while an agent receives a call from the Queue they cannot logoff using AgentCallbackLogin. Instead the Agent is asked for

PDC: Samba 2.2.8a on linux 2.4.20 + XFS + ACL, rather normal configuration. Client: Win XP Pro When user logon to Domain, I can see him (smbstatus, utmpx). But when he logoff, the record is still there. It disappears when I reboot the XP. According to M$ knowledge-base the problem is that samba doesn't handle the logoff correctly. Do you have any solution of this? -- Honza Houstek

I've found that with roaming profiles enabled, some users experience extremely slow logoffs when using NT/XP/2000. I've discovered that this is usually due to very large email folders in the user's profile. OUTLOOK: As Outlook saves ALL messages in a single .pst file, any activity in Outlook will result in the .pst file being changed and therefore needing to be synchronized with the

Hello. I am in the process of setting up a home network where 2 of the users will be kids. Because of this, I have decided that it would be nice to have a login time restriction for thier XP workstations, as well as an automatic logoff time. This can be done with any Windows domain controller, and I've had halfway luck with Samba. What I've done so far... I've gotten Samba to use PAM

How I can specify my logoff script in smb.conf? thx... -- Andre Luis Fogagnoli Bastion Security Systems http://www.bastion.com.br tel://+5511.5049.0100 -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part Url :

Has anyone run accross a way to log domain logon/logoffs? Thanks, Mike