you dont need samba. in this case use a ldap for authentification and mount the homes of each users per nfs. we use the smbldap tools from idealix to manage users in ldap. i have it in our firm so and it works quit nice.
hope that helps ;-) Am Montag, 29. August 2005 11:30 schrieb Tomasz Chmielewski: > I was wondering, if it's possible to set up Samba as a sort of a domain > controller for Linux workstations? > > I'm thinking of benefits like roaming profiles, managing printers etc. > > > Or perhaps for Linux there are better choices than Samba, when it comes > to the office / school use (many users, many classrooms, many > workstations etc.)? > > > -- > Tomek > http://wpkg.org
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