Thomas Widhalm wrote:
Oh. Write a logon script for each user, using, for example, 'net use z:
/delete' for each drive letter that's mapped and you don't want to see.
Actually, the profiles share should not be mapped anyway. If you don't
have a profiles share, the profiles will get put in the user's home
directory, which you probably don't want.
Unfortunately I got a similar problem, since I updateded my Samba Server the last time. I used the z: drive for a share with offline- available versions of desktop and "my files" (I hope it's correct, I just use German Windows, where it's "Eigene Dateien"). Since the last update my "home" share gets mapped to z:, overwriting the already mapped z: drive. I just did a workaround with setting my own desktop/myfiles share to y:, but as Guido I just don't want my home share get mapped.
Regards, Thomas
I found some kind of "solution". I set my "logon drive" to C: and i edit with the pdbedit to every user the home drive to C: and i don't see anymore the profile mapped to a drive in the windows... but.. these SUCKS.
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