Hi, yes, samba can do that, kindof....;-) What you want is realized via pam. You need to install the pam_mkhomedir module and configure it for all services your users use to connect to your server. After that the home-dir for each user will be created automagically the first time the user trys to access the server. But don't ask me how to do it on fedora, cause i don't know it. pam with all its tricks and traps is verry distribution-specific. if you used debian i could tell you more... Christoph
Dan Strohschein schrieb:
Hello,
We have a windows 2003 server hosting ADS. We also have a fedora core 2 file server running samba 3.0.2a.
We have it currently configured to join the ADS domain. We Can use Winbind to see users, groups, etc. We can even browse samba shares from windows computers. However one thing we don't know:
What we want to do is when a user is added to ADS for samba to create a user directory (like it does when you run adduser in linux) with proper ownership of that dirrectory. Can samba do this? If so, how do we set up samba to do that??
Thanks
Dan Strohschein
Director of Software
The Wifi Link
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