Thanks for the info. I've been trying to get this to work but I'm having
difficulty with it.
I put the statement "logon script = startup.bat" in my [global] section. I
also inserted
[netlogon]
path=/usr/local/samba/lib
browseable = no
share modes = no
into the smb.conf. And I made a startup.bat which I placed in
/usr/local/samba/lib, and which contains only the command "net use h:
/homes". But when I log in to the PC, unfortunately it doesn't connect me
to the homes share automatically like I thought it should. I checked the
samba logs and I don't see any error messages there. Anybody have ideas
about what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks a lot,
Eric
I use a 'startup.bat' file that runs at login...
logon script = startup.bat
is my config line in smb.conf
then for my [netlogon] parameters I have
[netlogon]
path = /opt/samba/netlogon
browseable = No
share modes = No
and in the startup.bat file placed in /opt/samba/netlogon
I have:
net use h: /home
net use y: /CSLAB
net use x: /Accts
net use g: /STAFF
something like that..
--Huck
Eric Evans wrote:
Hello,
My boss claims that it is possible to set up a PC as a Samba client in
such a way that every Windows user who logs in to that PC will
automatically be connected to a certain designated Samba share, without
the user himself having to map the network drive to the Samba share.
That is, the boss claims that I, as the administrator of the PC, have the
power to set up some kind of global mapping for all the PC users so that
each user doesn't have to do the mapping himself. Is there any truth to
this claim? I haven't found any mention of this feature in the Samba
documentation.
Thanks,
Eric
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