Preexec and smb.conf
Steve Litt
slitt at troubleshooters.com
Wed Oct 20 13:37:42 GMT 1999
Robert -- why can't you just add a semicolon at the end after the fi, copy
and paste your statement as a second statement, with a differeent filename.
Also, given the complexity of the task, my preference would be to create a
script holding the sh code, and simply have
root preexec=/usr/local/samba/private/MakeTwoDirs
Also try
preexec = ./MakeTwoDirs
Although like I said, I never got preexec to create directories.
Steve
At 06:38 PM 10/20/1999 +1000, Robert Jonsson wrote:
>Hi Steve,
>
>And thanks for your answer. Unfortunately it does not solve my problem.
>What I´m trying to do is to create two dirs using preexec in the same
>service. It works well as long as I´m only creating one directory, what I
>can´t figure out is how to create the second directory withing the same
>service. Eg. How would I continue after the last "fi" in the script to
>check for the second directory and create it if it does not exist?
>
>preexec = if [ ! -e /home/%U/dir1] then /bin/mkdir /home/%U/dir1; fi
>
>Robert
>
>Robert -- I've always had to use root preexec to create directories, even
>though the user seemingly has permission to create it.
>Here's my code to make [homes] refer to an smbhome below the home
>directory, thus protecting the . files from Wacky Windows users:
>[homes]
>read only=yes
>valid users=%U
>write list=%U
>root preexec=mkdir 0770 /home/%U/smbhome & chown %U:%U /home/%U/smbhome &
>path=/home/%U/smbhome
>browseable=no
>You'll notice I'm not as diligent as you about checking whether the
>directory needs creation :-) You'll also notice I did the Red Hat centric
>group named after the user, instead of using %G. Don't make the same mistake.
>Hope this helps.
>Steve Litt
>
>
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