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Good day
Here at my network I have a W2K Server + AD and all users have 3 shared folder
Z: User personal folder
U: User department folder
T: Public ...
- 03-23-2005 #1Just Joined!
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pam_mount + smbmount
Good day
Here at my network I have a W2K Server + AD and all users have 3 shared folder
Z: User personal folder
U: User department folder
T: Public folder
We have over 1000 users and 15 departments.
By using SMBMOUNT and PAM_MOUNT, I managed to mount the T and Z folders.
The T is avaiable for everybody. (volume * smb <server> T /home/&/T uid=& - -
The Z is avaiable only for the respective user. (volume * smb <server> & /home/&/Z uid=& -
The U is avaiable only for the respective group of users. (?)
My problem, as seen above, is how to smbmount the U folder using pam_mount. The "&" represents the user name.
I though that maybe, as "&"=user, there is some character that represents the primary group, but couldn't find anything like it.
Does anyone there can help me out?
- 05-04-2005 #2Just Joined!
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Thakowbbery,
I know that this is kind of an old post, so I hope you still are monitoring it. Could you provide detailed instructions in simple with key words on simple
on how you got your system to work using pam_mount. Like what files you changed and where you placed them in your system. I am trying basically to do the same thing that you are and I am having difficulty understanding the instructions that go with pam_mount. I work for a school district and we have over 1200 students in our building and all might need to log into these computers.
Thanks in advance for the help
Wish I could help you out
Brian Schneider


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