Thanks to Andy and Jon and others.
The early testing of this system seems to indicate that the best and
easiest setup is to have the directories on the Linux system, share them
using Samba and then have NT map a drive to them when logging in. As long
as the user exists in both systems they can
It is possible to have your password on one system too:
Use SAMBA as the PDC.
Thus spake Simon Bryan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), on 0:
means two user lists to manage (but only one password list), but we do this
already for AUC and the same data list can be run through scripts on NT and
Linux to
Simon Bryan wrote:Now the problem:
I want to put all our user directories onto the new 'NetDrive'
I need to share them for use by Windows
I want to make them the same home directories as appear in AUC -
currently
'/home/popusers//username, where is the year they started in
Year 7
On Tue, 1 May 2001 22:00, Andy Eager wrote:
Simon Bryan wrote:Now the problem:
I want to put all our user directories onto the new 'NetDrive'
snip
Also have a look at WEBMIN (www.webmin.org) - yes, another GUI config. tool,
but why bust your ass when you don't have to ?
Jon
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Also have a look at WEBMIN (www.webmin.org) - yes, another GUI config. tool,
but why bust your ass when you don't have to ?
Because the GUI tool will bust your arse for you?
- Jeff
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Quoting Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
quote who=Jon Biddell
Also have a look at WEBMIN (www.webmin.org) - yes,
another GUI config.
tool,
but why bust your ass when you don't have to ?
Because the GUI tool will bust your arse for you?
Picky picky picky...:-)
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