On 8/17/05, Gerald (Jerry) Carter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Saravanan wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am trying to assign policies for groups. I am using
> > the following netlogon configuration.
> >
> > [netlogon]
> > path = /usr/local/samba/lib/%g/netlogon
> > browseable = No
> >
> > it works fine with
> >
> > [netlogon]
> > path = /usr/local/samba/lib/%u/netlogon
> > browseable = No
>
> I can't reproduce this against the current SAMBA_3_0 code.
> %g works fine. Perhaps the client is caching a connection
> to the [netlogon] share.
I'm seeing similar things also, with stock debian sarge. Samba is an
AD member via winbind. It is also the master browser on the network.
I am trying to run a script to create per machine user profiles (for
sites where client machines are non-homogenous). The paths created
would be something like /home/DOMAIN/netbios-name/user-name. I've
been tinkering on it for a little while now, but not getting anywhere,
although at times I will get blank variables passed in, iirc depending
upon what samba variables I use.
I pass several variables to the script from samba.
--- start script ---
#!/bin/sh
# create user home directories upon first connection to service
# $1 == DOMAIN "%D"
# $2 == username (%U or %u)
# $3 == primary group (%G or %g)
# $4 == netbios computer name (%m)
# $5 == dns computer name (%M)
# $6 == client ip address (%I)
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin
LOGFILE=/tmp/mksmbdir.txt
SAMBASCRIPTSDIR=/etc/samba/scripts
REVDNSLOOKUPCMD="$SAMBASCRIPTSDIR/dnsrevlookup.py $6"
DEBUG=1
HRT="/home"
HRTDOM="$HRT/$1"
HRTDOMCMP="$HRTDOM/`$REVDNSLOOKUPCMD`"
HRTDOMCMPUSR="$HRTDOMCMP/$2"
if [ $DEBUG == 1 ]; then
echo "path: $PATH" > $LOGFILE
echo "logfile: $LOGFILE" >> $LOGFILE
echo "DOMAIN: "$1"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "USER: "$2"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "PRIMARY GROUP: $3" >> $LOGFILE
echo "CLIENT NETBIOS NAME: "$4"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "CLIENT DNS NAME: $5" >> $LOGFILE
echo "CLIENT IP ADDRESS: $6" >> $LOGFILE
echo "hrt: "$HRT"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "hrtdom: "$HRTDOM"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "hrtdomcmp: "$HRTDOMCMP"" >> $LOGFILE
echo "hrtdomcmpusr: "$HRTDOMCMPUSR"" >> $LOGFILE
fi
[ mkdir stuff down here ... ]
--- end script ---
This script is called via:
[homes]
comment = %U's Home Directory
path = /home/%D/%M/%U
valid users = %D+%S
read only = No
browseable = No
root preexec = /etc/samba/scripts/mk_sambadir %D "%U" "%G" %m %M %I
I even tried using a reverse lookup script for the hostname, but that
only gets the proper directory path created, one that Samba is unaware
of.
Here's the debug output from the script when a new user logs into a
machine, using a domain account for the first time:
--- start debug output ---
path: /bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin
logfile: /tmp/mksmbdir.txt
DOMAIN: SYSGEN
USER: ndain
PRIMARY GROUP: administrators
CLIENT NETBIOS NAME: 192.168.1.103
CLIENT DNS NAME: 192.168.1.103
CLIENT IP ADDRESS: 192.168.1.103
hrt: /home
hrtdom: /home/SYSGEN
hrtdomcmp: /home/SYSGEN/cyclops.sysgen
hrtdomcmpusr: /home/SYSGEN/cyclops.sysgen/ndain
--- end debug output ---
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Noah Dain
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