Em 07-08-2012 19:08, Marco Ciampa escreveu:
Why I have to do this? If I have disabled browing profiles (am I right in disabling this option?) why I should exclude some dirs from the browsing profiles if they do not actually have any chance to be replicated?
The profiles share is important to have romaing profiles, i.e. user profiles get saved on the server when the user logoff the workstation, so it can be loaded on another machine, if the user changes workstation. This is the source of slow-down login/logoff: the profile must be transfered from and to the server.
If you disable this, obviously you loose also the feature. Disable if you don't need it. This share is not meant for the admin to fool around user's files, but to provide a feature.
Folder redirection is a mean to off-load this data transit between server x workstation, pointing potentially 'fat' folders outside the user profile, so they don't get touched on login/logout. Meaningless if you disable profiles share.
Regards. -- *Marcio Merlone* -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
