Le 04/09/2012 23:13, Natxo Asenjo a écrit :
You have, I think, two solutions. The first one is only available for newer windows servers, I think. The second is a nice hack that will probably never be supported if you run into trouble but I have used it and it works :-) 1. use mklink (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS_symbolic_link) to create a symbolink link anywhere on the local drives to the share. mklink /d d:\mylink \\server\share You have to create the link on every windows server, obviously. I used the d: drive, use whatever you like/can :-) 2. run net use letter: \\server\share during computer startup (using group policy). This way it will run as windows user SYSTEM and the drive letter will be available to everybody.
Excellent ! So far, in my context (a ZFS home server with multiple non-server Win 7 clients), I used solution #2. I now find that solution #1 brings two advantages, and one disadvantage :
a) When using the Windows Explorer function "copy or move a file or directory to some target place", Explorer does not forget any more the last target place used.
b) I can now delete from any Windows box the server thumbs.db files that Windows Explorer creates. I do not know why those files cannot be deleted, Windows users having full control of the SMB share.
c) With solution #1, I lose access to snapshots. However, both solutions seem to be compatible, so...
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