José M. Fandiño wrote:
If you want to disable roaming profiles *but* want to use 'net use ?:
/HOME', then remove 'logon home =' from smb.conf to using defaults for
home dir or set it to anything usefull for your needs.
confirmed, by removing 'logon home =' completely disables profiles
with XPpro (SP2) and Win98 SE. The documentation wrongly states
that 'logon home =' must be left in blank.
No, sorry. This is _not_ correct. I will explain it better:
You have disabled the profiles only with 'logon path =', because the var
is blank. Verify it with
mg2 # testparm -sv 2> /dev/null | grep 'logon path'
logon path =
If you remove 'logon path =' from smb.conf, then Samba uses defaults
(roaming profiles enabled). Verify it with
mg2 # testparm -sv 2> /dev/null | grep 'logon path'
logon path = \\%N\%U\profile
If you set 'logon home =' (blank), then 'net use ?: /HOME' is not
possible. Verify it with
mg2 # testparm -sv 2> /dev/null | grep 'logon home'
logon home =
If you remove 'logon home =' from smb.conf, then Samba uses defaults
('net use ?: /HOME' enabled). Verify it with
mg2 # testparm -sv 2> /dev/null | grep 'logon home'
logon home = \\%N\%U
der tom
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