XP logon to SAMBA

[Robert Meyer]

You would only use that if you were using a per user login script.  This
typically does things like map drives, etc.  I would comment it out unless it's
something you need.  Normally, you'd use a system wide logon script.  This is a
Microsoft Batch file and you would give a complete path to it such as:
logon script = \\servername\netlogon\logon.bat
or some such.

You would have to have a 'netlogon' share defined to make the above example
work and then in the directory that you defined for the share, you would put a
'logon.bat' command script that did whatever you needed it to do.  Some places
use it to map drives or make sure that local updates are performed.  If you
don't need to do system wide scripts, then comment it out.

Cheers!

Bob
--- Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> wrote:
> This was a subject a while ago. I am trying to setup xp domain logins to 
> SAMBA. Carl sent me his copy of smb.conf file and a brief explanation. I 
> am getting stuck on the "logon script = %U.bat" line. Just exactly how 
> does this logon script get made? What is needed in it and where should 
> it reside? Any help? Thanks,



	
		
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