I've got a couple of quick suggestions and questions about the
e-smith-samba-1.1.0-14 rpm. It looks like the template fragments
11logonPath and 11logonHome got switched, as they each point to the other
one's variable, i.e. 11logonPath has logon home = and 11logonHome has logon
path =
Also, I would like to suggest adding a fragment 11logonDrive with the
following text:
{
# User home directory drive mapping
return unless ($SambaDomainMaster eq "yes");
' logon drive = U:';
}
This automatically maps the U drive (for user :)) to the user's home
directory, as defined by logon home. I find this to be the easiest way to
get our users to store their data on the server, without much hassle. I
know this can be accomplished through the netlogon.bat file with the command
net use U: \\servername\%username%, but having it automatic in samba makes
my life easier.
The question I have about e-smith-samba-1.1.0-14 is regarding how it sets
the permissions on the directories for the printer drivers. Dan Brown's
How-To says to run chmod -R 777 on the directories, and I wanted to know
what was the reasoning behind having a more restrictive set of permissions
on those directories. I'm having trouble getting the printing to work right
under samba 2.2.2, and I didn't know if the permissions was part of the
problem.
Lastly, what is the difference between the samba-2.2.2-1es files that
Charlie put together and the now released RawHide samba-2.2.2-3 rpms? What
is the recommended set of rpms to use, since I know e-smith tries to use
stock RedHat rpms?
David M. Brown
Frick, Frick & Jett� Architects
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