Thank you, that did what I wanted...
I guess that since I am using ldap for the posixAccount/shadowAccount part of samba authentication as well that %u (current Unix username) isn't found on the machine but %U (Requested client username) works as it is being passed with the request.
Cheers :)
Chris
Paul Gienger wrote:
I have tried removing the sambaProfilePath attribute from the LDAP user's dn so that the "login path" samba config can take over. In such a case (assuming "logon path = \\%L\profiles\%u\%m") %u does not expand to "testuser1" but %m will expand to the machine name (grima). Thus the profile directory gets written to the servers file system as...
/home/samba/profiles/%u/grima/
For some reason I seem to remember a case sensitivity issue here but I can't find the message regarding it. On our server, with 3.0.11 the following does work:
logon path = \\%L\profiles\%U
This has been working prior to us putting any profile path info into LDAP.
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