On Thu, 2004-07-22 at 14:42, koolguy@dsl.pipex.com wrote: > Hi, > > I am configuring a system to authenticate users against an AD windows > 2003 server, and if the user does not have a homedir it will > automatically be created on the Linux server. > > Ive managed to do all this using the winbind daemon, samba, kerboros > (for autherntication) to the AD server. > > However i would like to take this one step forward so that users > windows "Home Directories" are also automatically mounted upon logon > to the linux server, they need to be mounted within a mount folder > under their Linux homedir . > > i can do this using pam_mount, but this means i need to know exactly > which windows server the users homedirectory is located, i would like > a way for querying the ADS to check which windows server the user is > on and then automatically mount the windows homedir on the linux > server. > > Does anyone have a script or know anyway this can be done? Well, I believe there are some references I'll have to look for... But, what I am REALLY looking for is for you to send me a confidential or sanitized smb.conf. I am struggling severely right now with the exact issue you have solved. Beggin. I'll do the research for the pam stuff and help out that way... Honest!!! -- greg, greg@gregfolkert.net The technology that is Stronger, better, faster: Linux
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