Re: [Samba] %S not resolving in smb.conf file
Quoting Tim Booher [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any thoughts why %S is not resolving? is there anyway to echo
these
variables (other than putting them in a comment = %S in a share)
I have this line in the GLOBAL section of my smb.conf:
exec = /home/netlogon/smbvars %m %M %I %a %D %u %H
%g %U %G %S %P %p %h %L %N %v %d %R %T
%H/%S.vars
Here is my VERY SIMPLE smbvars script:
-
echo Client variables...
echo %m = $1 = Client's NetBIOS name
echo %M = $2 = Client's DNS name
echo %I = $3 = Client's IP address
echo %a = $4 = Client's architecture
echo
echo User variables...
echo %D = $5 = User's Windows NT Domain
echo %u = $6 = User's Unix username
echo %H = $7 = Home directory of %u
echo %g = $8 = Primary group of %u
echo %U = $9 = Requested username
echo %G = ${10} = Primary group of %U
echo
echo Share variables...
echo %S = ${11} = Current share's name
echo %P = ${12} = Current share's root directory
echo %p = ${13} = Current share's root directory (in an NIS
homedir map)
echo
echo Server variables...
echo %h = ${14} = Samba server's DNS name
echo %L = ${15} = Samba server's NetBIOS name
echo %N = ${16} = NIS home directory server (without NIS, same as
%L)
echo %v = ${17} = Samba version
echo %d = ${18} = Current server's process ID
echo
echo Miscellaneous variables...
echo %R = ${19} = SMB protocol level in use
echo %T = ${20} = Current date and time
-
HTH,
Mike
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[Samba] %S not resolving in smb.conf file
Hey all, Everyone (esp. Vladimir Atanaskovik, Joe Cipale, and Eric Johnson) has been most helpful, but I am still struggling with an annoying issue. I have the following smb.conf file: [global] workgroup = archenland netbios name = agamemnon security = share printcap name = cups disable spoolss = Yes show add printer wizard = No printing = cups encrypt password = Yes smb passwd file = /etc/samba/smbpasswd passwd program = /usr/bin/passwd %u [homes] valid users = %S read only = No browseable = No [test] path = /home/test valid users = tim read only = No writeable = Yes Now I can't get to the \\agamemnon\tim directory when I am logged in as user 'tim', I can get to the test share. If I swap out the %S for a hard-coded 'tim' like [homes] valid users = tim read only = No browseable = No Then I can access the directory easily. Any thoughts why %S is not resolving? is there anyway to echo these variables (other than putting them in a comment = %S in a share) Thanks, Tim -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
