I can state definitively that this works fine. It's an excellent way to reduce
WAN traffic, and makes the login process MUCH faster.
You're looking for the following LDAP attributes (taken from my PDC's smb.conf):
sambaHomePath: \\SERVER\homes
sambaProfilePath: \\SERVER\homes\PROFILE_DIR
In
I notice that in the LDAP the profiles are store in a network share. Is it
possible to use a different samba server not setup as a PDC/BDC to share
these profile. for an example maybe setup a little samba box on a remote
site, that stores profiles and home dirs, but still auth against the PDC.
On Thu, 2006-11-02 at 17:05 -0800, timothy johnson wrote:
I notice that in the LDAP the profiles are store in a network share. Is it
possible to use a different samba server not setup as a PDC/BDC to share
these profile. for an example maybe setup a little samba box on a remote
site, that
Please keep replies on list...
I think the solution is given in the below - which doesn't have anything
to do with the Windows machine having the local user profile...the
problem is the server where you are attempting to write the profile,
neither the user nor the 'Administrators Group' has
