On 23-5-2012 19:50, steve wrote:
On 05/23/2012 07:22 PM, Muhammad Yousuf Khan wrote:
check this.
[ProfileShare]
comment = Roaming Profile Share
path = /nas/users/%D/%U
valid users = %U
read only = No
guest ok = No
browseable = yes
root preexec = /scripts/smbmkdir.sh %D %U
create mask = 4770
directory mask = 4770
store dos attributes = Yes
map archive = No
map system = No
map hidden = No
map readonly = no
<smbmkdir.sh>
#!/bin/bash
if [ ! -e /nas/users/$1/$2 ]; then
mkdir -p /nas/users/$1/$2
chown $2:admin-grp /nas/users/$1/$2
chmod 4770 /nas/users/$1/$2
fi
exit 0
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:28 PM, steve<[email protected]> wrote:
On 05/23/2012 03:56 PM, Collen wrote:
Hi all,
i've got samba 3.6 joined to a ad domain (s4 in this case)
running winbind
all looks ok, but i ran into a problem (for us that is)
i've got 2 groups (students and employes)
who have there home dirs in 2 different places.
/home/students/<user>
/home/employ/<user>
+1
It's not just you:
we have s3 connected to and s4 domain and we want e.g.
/home2/students/year7
/home2/students/year7/year7a/<student>
/home2/students/year7/year7b/<student>
/home2/staff
/home2/staff<teacher>
Under winbind we cannot see how to do it. So we have used the new
nss-pam-ldapd instead and store the unixHomeDirectory in the
directory. As
it's available in both the 2008 and s4 schema it works quickly and
efficiently. With the homeDirectory [share] and unixHomeDirectory being
mapped by ldapd it works fine. Just like under 2008r2. I Really do
think we
should look into this being standard.
Winbind has done a good job since 2000 but unless it can cope with new
ideas. . . I'm sure it can. It's just not as easy.
Please contact us personally for full details.
Cheers,
Steve.
http://linuxcostablanca.blogspot.com.es/p/s4bind.html
Thanks that's a good idea, but nope. It doesn't work in winbind:
I want a student who has a home directory in
/home2/DOMAIN/students/year7/<student-name>
and a teacher who has a home directory in:
path = /home2/DOMAIN/staff<staff name>
I can't do that with winbind.
As both unixHomeDirectory and the homeDirectory attributes are available
in the 20008r2 and Samba4 schemas, why not simply write the values _you_
want into the directory and map it using nss-ldapd? As m$ make it
available, surely this is what they intend us to do.
Cheers,
Steve
Thx that was indeed the way I was looking for.
but how can i make it default ?
that when i add a user it also has the objectclass -> posixaccount ??
in the user manager from windows ad, i see the unix attributes, but
can't alter them
also when I look at the users with ldap, i have to add the posixaccount
objectclass before i can enter a unixhomedir
can i add a default objectclass to the users layer ??
annyway, thx for putting me on the right track...
Cheers, Collen
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