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Parker Lockhart wrote:
Man, I'll give you that! Why it's failing is a very frustrating
problem at the moment. What should the permissions be on /etc/netlogon?
Our permissions are:
/etc % ls -ld /etc/netlogon
drwxrwx--- 2 root staff 68 21 May 16:47 /etc/netlogon
We do *not* use login scripts so the directory is never traversed.
However the [netlogon] share and what it points to must
exist for logons to the PDC to work.
For scripts, you might be required to have the directory readable and searchable
by all in which case you'd want to do.
chmod 755 /etc/netlogon
and then you'd see
drwxr-xr-x 2 root staff 68 21 May 16:47 /etc/netlogon
If you do "man smb.conf" and look at the "logon script" directive,
it says that the most important thing is that users not be able
to write it (duh).