We have two groups of users: Shell users, and "samba-only". All users have access to a "home" share, but because the servers have multiple "home" filesystems, we don't use the [homes] share for them, we map special shares to a path using the %U variable.
All users are defined in an LDAP directory, and we use nss_ldap to find them. This all works fine. All users have the "home directory" in LDAP set to /home/$USERNAME. The shell users automount their Linux home directories on /home from a dedicated NFS server separate from the Samba setup. Samba-only users don't have directories on this system. Because of this, we get a lot of messages like this in the Samba logs: Jun 24 11:42:17 smb1 automount[1235]: attempting to mount entry /home/rram Jun 24 11:42:17 smb1 automount[21060]: >> mount: nfsserver:home/rram failed, reason given by server: Permission denied Jun 24 11:42:17 smb1 automount[21060]: mount(nfs): nfs: mount failure nfsserver:home/rram on /home/rram I've been trying to eliminate these messages by removing the [homes] share or pointing it to a bogus local directory via the PATH statement, but it still seems to want to access the home directory from the user record. Is there any way to prevent this? Thanks. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
