On Thursday 13 May 2004 23:07, Garl Grigsby wrote: > So has anybody played with Samba v3 yet. [snip] > > My problem is that I seem to be having almost no luck getting a > login script to work. [snip] > > After way too much random trying of things(TM) I managed to get > the login script to run but only if I specify a logon script > using the pdbedit command. Now from what I can tell the pdbedit > command is supposed to be an uber replacement for smbpasswd. My > question is why doesn't the logon script entry in the smb.conf > file seem to work anymore?
I used to know Samba well, but haven't had a chance to use it in a production environment for a couple of years now. So I asked my friend Peter Shearer, who is not on this list, what he knows. His reply: ---------------------------- I believe that they deprecated and removed the smb.conf "logon script" parameter from the 3.0 tree because each authentication subsystem (i.e. ldapsam, tdbsam) has its own way of determining that value. Certainly, if it isn't removed at this point, I know that it doesn't work. So at this point, I believe the only way to set up the logon script is to use the pdbedit app as said below. Someone might want to verify that, but I believe this is the case. That said, I believe that it is still available in the 2.2 software, but I wouldn't go back to that stuff. :) --Peter _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
