On Sat, 1 Dec 2001, Greg Zartman wrote:
Samba does allow smb.conf include files (not sure if that is the correct
term for this).
What matters is when the include file section is interpreted. What will be
required is that the include is re-interpreted at every user login, and
before the
On Sat, 1 Dec 2001 06:50, Darrell May wrote:
I thought you were one of the advocates of roaming profiles
An incorrect assumption. Some people require roaming profiles. I have
simply worked to make this possible but never have I publicly recommended
them. Anyone that has asked me
Given this statement, is it possible for *some* users to have roaming
profiles? I know I personally dislike roaming profiles under
Windoze, since
there tends to be a configuration fight between installation of
Windoze on
different machines, but equally, I recognise that they're absolutely
On Sat, 1 Dec 2001, Rob Hillis wrote:
Personally, I'd prefer a change to the Modify user account panel that has a
checkbox to enable/disable roaming profiles...
As David has said, I don't think samba can do this. Maybe there's some way
of fiddling the registry per user in the netlogon
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001 06:05, Charlie Brady wrote:
Personally, I'd prefer a change to the Modify user account panel that
has a checkbox to enable/disable roaming profiles...
As David has said, I don't think samba can do this. Maybe there's some way
of fiddling the registry per user in the
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001, Rob Hillis wrote:
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001 06:05, Charlie Brady wrote:
A pity... It'd be nice if it was an available feature, as there are some
users that absolutely require a roaming profile... and others that it's more
of a liability.
If it is something that Samba doesn't
A pity... It'd be nice if it was an available feature, as there are some
users that absolutely require a roaming profile... and others that it's
more of a liability.
If it is something that Samba doesn't support, let's hope it's something
that's being thought of for later...
Does NT
As David has said, I don't think samba can do this. Maybe there's some
way
of fiddling the registry per user in the netlogon script, but I suspect
that by the time that script is running it's too late. But you'd only
use
a roaming profile for the first login that way.
Samba does allow
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 06:46:20AM -, Darrell May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The issue of roaming profiles is one that is best avoided. I myself have
a strong preference for local profiles and advise anyone that I directly
consult with to implement roaming profiles, only when absolutely
My first foray into this discussion, but as a company that supports
hundreds of WinX clients, I would very much agree with Darrell. Roaming
is not an option for the faint hearted and is best kept to no unless
specifically enabled. The web panel mgr would be the perfect place for
this option.
Gordon Rowell [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I thought you were one of the advocates of roaming profiles
An incorrect assumption. Some people require roaming profiles. I have
simply worked to make this possible but never have I publicly recommended
them. Anyone that has asked me directly, my
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 07:10:50AM -0700, Jeff Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My first foray into this discussion, but as a company that supports
hundreds of WinX clients, I would very much agree with Darrell. Roaming
is not an option for the faint hearted and is best kept to no unless
Gordon Rowell [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
For 5.1 we can default RoamingProfiles|no and allow it to be set through
the configuration database with one command. We can think about the UI
toggle for a later release.
Gordon, I do not know why you take this stance. We are in beta1 mode are
we
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 08:52:47PM -, Darrell May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Gordon, I do not know why you take this stance.
Because we must make a choice as to which features should be presented
to the majority of users. And, as I said, there are impacts on other
areas, for
Adding the server-manager toggle makes it easy for people who do not know
the ramifications to enable roaming profiles. If they are as problematic
as the people on this list say, it is better for it to be a conscious
decision at the command line, covered by a HOWTO.
Gordon, I respectfully
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