I have had the same problem, and since i'm a total newbie to perl and the likes, I had to find another solution. Since there are only 2 PC's connecting to the Linux box, perhaps it's and idea to put the .bat file on the local machines, and make a shortcut in the startup folder.
set up a small test environment containing (1) Linux 7.3 computer, (1) WinXP computer and (1) WinNT computer. I brought the linux computer up as a PDC running Samba 2.2.3a. I was able to successfully add the WinXP and the WinNT computers to the linux domain. I'd like for the WinXP and the WinNT computers to run a login script when authenticating. I created the [netlogon] share and created a simple .bat file mapping a drive letter (ex. Net use s: \\mcls1f01\share). But when the WinXP or the WinNT computers authenticate to the domain, they are not running the login script. In the [global] section I have "login script = /home/netlogon/login.bat". In the [netlogon] share I have " logon path = /home/netlogon". Can anyone help me out on what I'm missing? My whole issue is trying to get the WinXP and the WinNT computer to run a login script when they authenticate. But for whatever reason, they are not running the script. Thanks for any help. John Roman LAN Engineer 201-782-6770 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
