I had to deal with some other issues and had not checked my list emails.
But anyway, I have read the replies they all have given me a very good
idea, and I my question has been thoroughly answered :)
So Thank You to everyone who replied!
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James A. Dinkel wrote:
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>From what Jerry says then, I should use %u, but I'm still a little
curious as to what %U would be used for then.
Ideas:
Suppose that you have anonymous shares -- ones used as readonly software
repositories.
If you wanted to log them you could have a
log fil
> From: Don McCall
>
> %U returns the username the client requested over the wire
> %u returns the username that he actually mapped to.
>
>
> From: Gerald (Jerry) Carter
>
> %u is based on the uid of the connected userand
> is only available with the context of a share
> connection. That's a
What is the difference between %u and %U? The documentation says they both
return the value of the connected username, but will they return different
values? Or the same values? Or different values in different situations?
James Dinkel
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