On Fri, 14 Jun 2002 08:57:01 +0800, Edward wrote:
>See the attached perl script and add the following line to [netlogon]
>exec = logon-script
>
>You can modify the perl script to do anyting you want for any user -for
>example IF user part of ADMIN group, map an ADMIN share.
and attached the scr
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002 20:21:20 -0400, Tony wrote:
>
>You can put a shortcut in the All Users startup folder that points to the
>network logon script.
This local script approach works nicely for 2 machines, but it's a pain when
you have to update a script on 200. It's much cleaner to get it to run
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On 14-Jun-2002/16:33 +0200, Patrick Lankhorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have had the same problem, and since i'm a total newbie to perl and
>the likes, I had to find another solution.
>Since there are only 2 PC's connecting to the Linux box, perha
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On 14-Jun-2002/08:57 +0800, Edward Dekkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>set up a small test environment containing (1) Linux 7.3 computer, (1) WinXP
>computer and (1) WinNT computer. I brought the linux computer up as a PDC
>running Samba 2.2.3a. I was
I have had the same problem, and since i'm a total newbie to perl and
the likes, I had to find another solution.
Since there are only 2 PC's connecting to the Linux box, perhaps it's
and idea to put the .bat file on the local machines, and make a shortcut
in the startup folder.
set up a small t
set up a small test environment containing (1) Linux 7.3 computer, (1) WinXP
computer and (1) WinNT computer. I brought the linux computer up as a PDC
running Samba 2.2.3a. I was able to successfully add the WinXP and the WinNT
computers to the linux domain. I'd like for the WinXP and the WinNT
co
