- succes.
- this is how-to let a wintendo mashine deliver home-dirs to a linux box. - on win: create the share, name it (say) wintendo. Create a user named root, give him a password, set it to never expire and it should not be changed uppon first login. Give this user root all rights to the wintendo share. - fire up Konqueror, type in an URL like this: SMB://IP-of-win-machine/wintendo -and check that root has access and all. Close konqueror. Now, on the Linux box, edit /etc/fstab. Comment out the mount for /home (you DID put that on a partition for itself, right?). Add a line to fstab: (the next two lines is in fact ONE line in fstab... //IP-of-windows-machine/wintendo /home cifs rw,user=root,password=very-secret 0 0 On the linux box, as root, create a dir like this: mkdir /home Now, as root, reread /etc/fstab, do it with mount -a Go into YaST. Create a new user, name him whatever, and see that his home-dir indeed now resides on the win-box. - thanks to the list again for directing me ! Best regards, Verner -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
