ok, with the first option: I have fc2, stock kernel, don't you know if it support extended attribute??? or I have to recompile the kernel?? and what parameters are requieres to mount a ext3 system with extended attribute??
El Mar 03 Ago 2004 14:35, Alex Grönholm escribió: > Xavier Callejas wrote: > > nop, it din't work out. > > anyway thankyou very much, do you have an other idea?? :) > > > > El Mar 03 Ago 2004 13:38, Alex Grönholm escribió: > >>Xavier Callejas wrote: > >>>Hi, I'm having a problem with the roaming profiles and windows xp. > >>> > >>>The problem is that when a new user creates automatically a roaming > >>>profile and when he logs out the profile stay in the home dir. when he > >>>'relogin' the 'desktop.ini' files stop working beacuse they are not > >>>'hidden' anymore, and all the folders loss its propertis. > >>> > >>>Why is that?? what is the solution???? > >> > >>You can only store so much information in the UNIX permissions. My > >>solution was to activate extended attribute support and disable the old > >>style attribute mapping: > >> > >> ea support = yes > >> map archived = no > >> map hidden = no > >> map system = no > >> store dos attributes = yes > >> > >>This way the system stores the DOS attributes in the extended > >>attributes. You need to have a filesystem that supports extended > >>attributes (e.g. ext3 & xfs) for this to work. > > Depending on your distribution, you may have to recompile the kernel > with extended attribute support turned on, and mount the filesystem with > the extended attribute support option enabled. This is the only proper > way to get this to work. It seemed to work out of the box with Fedora > Core 2. > > Keep in mind that once the desktop.ini files have been created, any > tweaking you do to samba will not give them the proper attributes. > I recommend that you go to your profile dir (on Windows) and: > > attrib +h +s desktop.ini /s > > This will restore the proper attributes to desktop.ini in all > subdirectories. If the desktop.ini still shows up, you may want start > with a fresh profile if that is an option for you. > > If, despite all your efforts you cannot get it to work, you can try > mapping the "hidden" attribute to UNIX execute permissions: > > map archived = no > map hidden = yes > map system = no > > Doing so will most likely cause most of your files to become invisible > though :) But understand that you can only map _ONE_ attribute at a time > with the old system! -- Xavier Callejas IT Manager (MIS) International Bonded Couriers El Salvador E-Mail: xcallejas at ibcinc.com.sv msn: xcallejas at msn.com icq: 33336224 --------------------------------------- Open your Mind, use Open Source. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
