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Greetings, I was trying to setup Samba 4 and was successful to setup home folders for the users. One thing I left with is that users private folder will be accessed (can be read or write) by other users. How can I set the access right permissions so that no one can modify one's private folder/file. My home folder arguement in the /usr/local/samba/etc/smb.conf is [homes] path =

Greetings, Is there any way to assign Group Policy in Samba 4 AD on linux clients? I was trying to implement a logon/logout script which will mount active directory user's home directory automatically but unsuccessful. Sincerely, -- Yared Berhanu Woldegiorgis ?kern torgvei 92 N-0589 Oslo, Norway tel. 004746263024 yaredbw at ifi.uio.no

Greetings, I have new project on directory service and account management. I choose to implement Samba4 as DC since it has many features. I have done the setup and able to join windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04 clients using Likewise-open 5.4. I have done roaming profile very well for Windows 7 machines. But I have some questions which I can't answer and implement like 1. Is there any way to use

Greetings, I was trying to join linux clients to Samba 4 domain using Likewise-open tool configured with libpam-mount module so that user's home directory will be mounted upon their login. I followed the tutorial on http://www.likewise.com/community/index.php/forums/viewthread/825/ link but with no success. In fact the Domain controller the tutorial used was windows 2003 R2. My trail was on

Hi all, we have been working around with Samba 4 and we are successful with the setup, home directory, profiles and integration with likewise-open. But the content of users' home directory can be modified by other domain users. i.e userA can read/write on/delete any file/folder of userB. we try to set the following in the smb.conf file but with no luck. [homes] path =

There is one little piece I'm missing. I have a Samba directory: /home/documents I have 10 Window XP users that need R/W access to this directory. I have another 10 Window XP users that need R/O access to this directory. No other Windows users should be able to see this directory. The R/W users will get access by doing a Windows Search, Computers, and click on the directory. They may also