thaddaeus
09-13-2004, 03:05 PM
What i want to do is somthing like what i doing with XP pro and samba, i have the h: drive mounted as the same network share just with diffrent username and password. In my smb.conf my home share looks somthing like
[home]
path = /Server/home/%U
+ a few unimportant lines.
I can mount it fine in mandrake 10.0
but i can view all the home dirs and i don't want that for security reasons, i just want \\SERVER\home to be mounted to the users home at /server/home. Thus making the other homes non existant. Some script for loging into gnome, kde and into the bash shell and unmounting on the logout. Anyone who knows or has any idea on how to do this would be appreciated. Any tuts or anything as i can't seem to find any resualts searching g4l or here thanks
[home]
path = /Server/home/%U
+ a few unimportant lines.
I can mount it fine in mandrake 10.0
but i can view all the home dirs and i don't want that for security reasons, i just want \\SERVER\home to be mounted to the users home at /server/home. Thus making the other homes non existant. Some script for loging into gnome, kde and into the bash shell and unmounting on the logout. Anyone who knows or has any idea on how to do this would be appreciated. Any tuts or anything as i can't seem to find any resualts searching g4l or here thanks