I'm a complete newbie but i need some help. I have a Debian file server (i have already installed samba) and i want to connect windows clients to it no problem i hear you cry!!! But i want to generate a login script for all users so they get a drives mapped to them when they login on the clients boxes. What would be an example of an login script, in which directory would i have to write the login script. I need help. Thanks, Kieren

Hi, the login-script you are talking about is a windows problem, isn't it? Mapping a drive on windows is possible by rightclicking on the network folder and select "Network drive" (or something like that). Choose an drive letter and mark the "reconnect after reboot" (again - something like that message, It's been a while ago since I did that ;-) Good luck, Solo

did u manage to login to samba domain?

put the logon-script to whatever you defined in your smb.conf, eg in the [global] section of your smb.conf, define the name of your logon-script, eg [global] logon script = logon.bat then, in the [netlogon] section of your smb.conf, define the path to your logon script, eg. [netlogon] path = /usr/local/samba/netlogons/%U/ %U will automagically been replaced by the Username of the logged in person. if you got a user with an account name like mh the login script will be /usr/local/samba/netlogons/mh/logon.bat i hope that helps