On 10-08-31 10:09 PM, TekBudda wrote: > I am not sure if this got lost in the shuffle somewhere during a time of > e-mail outage or whatever, but I would like to get this done ASAP as > Lisa's is hounding me for her office & this is one of the barriers for > that to happen. > > I have added Likewise working so that AD is being used for > authentication on the Server 2003. Essentially what I would like to see
I personally would ditch this aspect. Is there a good reason to be using AD at home? > happen is that Lisa's Home folder (her Linux profile) be saved in the > "Userdata\Home&\Lisa" folder & to have the N drive accessible as well. > I am not sure I understand what you are after here. Do you want Windows and Linux to share the same "home" folder? > From what I have seen, fstab or smbclient is the way to go, but some of > teh links I have looked at are old so I am not sure what I trust. I > haven't done a lot of reading because time has been extremely short > lately, so the less I have to do at this point the better. Add this to /etc/fstab //server/share /path/to/mount cifs rw,credentials=/path/to/credentials.file 0 0 I would also look at revising your layout. Since there is a really small number of users, why not give each user their own share (eg. \\server\user)?
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