[Samba] Home Drive Mapping problems
Robert Rati
Robert.Rati at motorola.com
Thu Dec 4 17:17:48 GMT 2003
Replacing "valid users" with "users" didn't change anything. Unless I
have the path variable enabled in the [homes] section, I get this error
from windows when trying to browse any home drive:
"The network name can not be found"
Is there some kind of mapping I need to do that I'm not understanding?
The only way I've gotten a home directory mapped is by enabling the path
variable, but then ALL home drives the user looks at are that exact path.
Rob
Computer Science wrote:
> Replace "valid users" for "users". Simple fix once you know this is
> the problem.
>
> Leo
>
> Robert Rati wrote:
>
>> I've got Samba 3.0 on a Debian stable system set up to authenticate
>> using an LDAP server (also on the Debian system), and I'm having
>> problems getting home drive mapping to work. What I would like, is
>> that if someone browses to the Samba server (on a win2k PC), they can
>> see all the home drives of all the users on the server and also have
>> read-only access to them. The owner of a home drive would have it
>> mapped to their win2k machine and have read-write access, obviously.
>> Here's the entry I have in LDAP for the home drive:
>>
>> sambaHomePath: \\<PDC>\homes
>>
>> and here's my [homes] section in smb.conf:
>>
>> [homes]
>> # path =/home/%u
>> comment = Home Directories
>> # valid users = %S
>> browseable = no
>> writable = yes
>> create mask = 0644
>> directory mask = 0755
>>
>> If I enable valid users, then no one can log into their home drives.
>> In fact, I can't figure out what user IS valid to look at the home
>> drive. I can sort of get things to work if I enable the path variable,
>> but then I have an issue that every home drive the user looks at on
>> the server is their home drive. For example, if userA looks on the
>> PDC, he sees drives for userA, userB, and userC. If userA looks in
>> any of the drives all he sees is the contents of userA's home drive.
>> All of the examples I've looked at don't use the path variable in
>> [homes], but if I don't then windows reports the share isn't
>> accessable when browsing to it. What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> Rob
>>
>
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