Terminal server already configured with "EnableMultiUser=1" , but all sessions from Terminal server appears under same PID :
file-srv:~ # net status sessions PID Username Group Machine ------------------------------------------------------------------- 8742 DOMAIN\user1 DOMAIN\domain users 10.163.128.42 (10.163.128.42) 8742 DOMAIN\user2 DOMAIN\domain users 10.163.128.42 (10.163.128.42) 8742 DOMAIN\terminal$ DOMAIN\domain computers 10.163.128.42 (10.163.128.42) So , if i kill PID 8742 all files opened by terminal server users will be closed . Thanks. On 10/8/07, Eric Roseme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Depends upon your terminal server. NT4 and W2000 - yes. W2003 - no > (unless they added the EnableMultipleUsers parameter from W2000). I > wrote a kind of wordy paper about this: > http://www.docs.hp.com/en/5015/Samba-TerminalServer_104Final.pdf. This > paper version does not include the W2000 fix, which is the above > parameter and hotfix Q818528. I have not looked to see if Microsoft > ever fixed this on W2003. I can send you the whitepaper with the W2000 > fix incorporated, if you want it (i never posted the updated version). > > Eric Roseme > Hewlett-Packard > > Stas wrote: > > Hello all. > > It is possible to force Samba 3 server to create "smbd" process for > > each user that open file from Terminal Server ? > > Sometimes I need close files , but can't do that by "kill <PID>" since > > it should close all files that opened by terminal server users .. > > It any flexible way to manage open files on Samba ? > > > > Thanks . > -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
