Re: [Samba] Disable roaming profiles per user

2004-10-11 Thread Paul Gienger

That's what I was afraid of I guess they'll just have to make sure 
they know how to turn their profiles by hand, otherwise make the profile 
small enough to be sane or deal with the hour long logon.  Some people 
just can't realize that an email client isn't a decent file storage medium.
   


thankfully, Outlook has a built-in 2G self-destruct feature - perhaps
that is older version, but it was highly educational for those who don't
have time to clean up their inbox/sent mail.
 

Too bad (or not ;) ) we don't use Outlook, much.  Mozilla products have 
a slightly different annoyance factor, one that includes the retarded 
notion of NOT putting your cache somewhere under Local Settings... and 
then setting a 50MB cache size.  Ever tried to copy 50MB of 1-10KB files 
over the network?  It's not fun.

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Re: [Samba] Disable roaming profiles per user

2004-10-10 Thread John H Terpstra
On Sunday 10 October 2004 08:17, Paul Gienger wrote:
 Does anyone know if there is a way to disable roaming profiles, for a
 particular user, from the server side?

 I thought of trying to blank the server profile string in their account
 attributes, but of course that says 'use the default' which will be to
 do whatever smb.conf says.  Will setting it to something nonsensical,
 like a space, make it think to not have one?

You will need to set the default to a specified blank. ie:
logon path = 

Then specifically set a logon path for each user for whom you do want a 
roaming profile.

- John T.


 I'd rather do it per user since I've got about 4 people that need it set
 up this way and don't want to have to go set up the other 50 accounts to
 state profile path.  I'd also like to do it server side so that these
 people can use as many machines as they want and/or rebuild as often as
 they need and not have to remember to reset to 'local' each time.

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Re: [Samba] Disable roaming profiles per user

2004-10-10 Thread Paul Gienger

Does anyone know if there is a way to disable roaming profiles, for a
particular user, from the server side?
I thought of trying to blank the server profile string in their account
attributes, but of course that says 'use the default' which will be to
do whatever smb.conf says.  Will setting it to something nonsensical,
like a space, make it think to not have one?
   

You will need to set the default to a specified blank. ie:
	logon path = 

Then specifically set a logon path for each user for whom you do want a 
roaming profile.

 

That's what I was afraid of I guess they'll just have to make sure 
they know how to turn their profiles by hand, otherwise make the profile 
small enough to be sane or deal with the hour long logon.  Some people 
just can't realize that an email client isn't a decent file storage medium.

On a seperate thought, would anyone like to comment on if the 'terminal 
server profile path'  parameter is being developed and if so, how far 
along it is?

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