Nicolas Costes wrote:
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Hello again...
Really no one knows about this "-F" flag in "net user add" ?
From the man page on the net command
[RPC|ADS] USER ADD name [password] [-F user flags] [-C comment]
The -F then would seem to set the flags. THIS part is not documented very intuitively, but is available, in the man page for pdbedit
<liberal use of snip> Possible flags are listed below.
*
N: No password required
*
D: Account disabled
*
H: Home directory required
*
T: Temporary duplicate of other account
*
U: Regular user account
*
M: MNS logon user account
*
W: Workstation Trust Account
*
S: Server Trust Account
*
L: Automatic Locking
*
X: Password does not expire
*
I: Domain Trust Account
That's where the documentation leads me, although I'm open to alternate interpretations
Le mercredi 7 Juillet 2004 17:23, Nicolas Costes a �crit :
Hello, all !
I'm trying to add users to my NT domain from my samba servers (This to create all my accounts with only a single script, I do not want to create them on the PDC, then create their folders on the samba file server with another...)
I managed to create account with "net rpc user add", then put them in the right domain group with "net groupmember", but what about the other parameters (User Z drive, profile path, etc...) ?
And I tried to give the users a password with the "net rpc user add <user> <password>", but it doaesn't work !
I think the "-F" flag would help, but it's documented nowhere ! Here is the only mail I found related to my problem (Thanks to Google), but it never had any answer...
Can you help ?
--Joe Mondloch Tue Sep 9 20:41:22 GMT 2003
I'm not sure if this functionality fully exists yet or not...
I would like to be able to create user accounts on a Windows 2000 machine from my Linux host via Samba. I also need to be able to assign these user accounts to particular groups.
I've tried: net rpc user ADD foo -S W2K_SERVER -U Administrator
This seems to create the user, but the account is disabled and is not a member of any groups. The 'net rpc user' command takes a number of other options according to the help, such as '-F user flags'. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find any documentation about what those flags are.
Thanks for any help,
Joe
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