[Samba] Share trash can?

2004-06-08 Thread Robert Sossomon
Is there a trash can, or a way to add one, so that if a user deletes a
file off the share it just goes away until a nightly purge is done?

Thanks,
Robert

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RE: [Samba] Force user

2004-06-03 Thread Robert Sossomon
SNIP
This has never worked for me. Files created inherit the group of the
directory, but not the owner. I have even followed, line for line, the
sequence on that page as follows:

# chmod 6775 /foodbar
$ ls -al /foodbar/..

You should see:

drwsrwsr-x  2 jack  engr48 2003-02-04 09:55 foodbar

#

Now type:

$ su - jill
$ cd /foodbar
$ touch Afile
$ ls -al

You should see that the file Afile created by Jill will have ownership
and permissions of Jack, as follows:

-rw-r--r--  1 jack  engr 0 2003-02-04 09:57 Afile

That all works right up until the last line, where I see the file owner
is jill, not jack. Maybe I've misunderstood this, 
END SNIP

Sue,

It looks to me that the owner and group are still the same, there is no
mention of jill anywhere.  If you mean the permissions are wrong, then
you need to look at your smb.conf file again to make sure you set the
permissions flag correctly.

What is your smb.conf for this section?

Robert

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RE: [Samba] Several logon script bat files?

2004-02-01 Thread Robert Sossomon
Here's how you do it:

everyone.bat
---
net use T: \\bo\Group
del C:\progra~1\netterm\netterm.ini
copy M:\netterm\netterm.ini C:\progra~1\netterm

CALL \\bo\netlogon\comms
CALL \\linux1\assets\clientcon.exe

Group.bat
---
net use G: \\bo\it
net use I: \\Linux1\Intranet
net use Q: \\Linux1\Qa
net use R: \\Linux1\Beta
net use X: \\Linux1\GCN_Extranet
net use P: \\bo\programs

Personal.bat

CALL \\bo\netlogon\clear

net use M: \\bo\robert

call \\bo\netlogon\it
call \\bo\netlogon\web

call \\bo\netlogon\everyone

--
CALL calls another batch file

Personal.bat first clears out the mapped drives (on all but 2K/XP
systems, haven't figured out why yet) then it maps the current user's
drive.  As I have a login for EACH user, this is the easy way to do it.
I then call their group specific batch file, then the everyone file.  I
use the group specific batch files to run the gambit of choices, and
just add a line to call that group file into each user's batch file.
Then when I need to modify something for a single group or for everyone
I just edit that one batch script.

Once all that editing is done, I run this script:
Run.sh

unix2dos *.bat
chmod +rx *.bat

Which makes all the files convert to the right format (I do the editing
on the linux box itself) and then make the scripts usable by the users
and servers.

Robert

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[Samba] Full access to all directories (URGENT)

2003-09-18 Thread Robert Sossomon
Hey folks,

I have a hurricane coming in and want to know how I can set up samba to
give me full access to everyone's drive so that I connect with my NT
machine and run a tape of all the data.  Seems my HD is not big enough
for the tarball I want to make, so my thoughts to do it with a tarball
and move the whole thing to NT and then run the tape just got scrapped.

TIA!
Robert
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[Samba] THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2003-09-18 Thread Robert Sossomon
This is what I used, then I went around and kicked everyone out of all
their files and email and sent the servers into backup.  Thanks
Everyone!!


[backup]
path = /home
force user = root
read only = yes
Browseable = yes


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[Samba] NT 4 PDC -- Linux RH 8 Samba PDC

2003-02-18 Thread Robert Sossomon
I am looking for a way to convert all of the NT 4 domain users and
account information into Samba/Linux Users and groups so that I can
remove the NT 4 PDC from the system.  I am replacing a few NT 4 servers
with Linux servers.

I have been working with getting Winbind working along with the other
samba tools, however I have not found the way to move the users/groups
over to Linux for full-time use.

Thanks,
Robert

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