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Samba Logonscript!
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Hi,
'Samba' logon scripts don't run on samba at all - they are merely stored on the samba box and served-up to the client at logon time and run on the client. As such, the code in any given script would be appropriate for the windows client concerned. There are indeed some syntax differences between commands you can run as a .bat file on win9x and win2k - especially with the 'net' series of commands. For example type 'net use ?' in a dos window on each win box to see the different syntax of that particular command.
Regards
'Samba' logon scripts don't run on samba at all - they are merely stored on the samba box and served-up to the client at logon time and run on the client. As such, the code in any given script would be appropriate for the windows client concerned. There are indeed some syntax differences between commands you can run as a .bat file on win9x and win2k - especially with the 'net' series of commands. For example type 'net use ?' in a dos window on each win box to see the different syntax of that particular command.
Regards
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Thanks, I know this!
But what I mean is the environment variables! Now I know you must set under Windows98 the Variables %OS% and %Processor% in the autoexec.bat. And than you have done this, everything is Ok.
Thank you for your help, I hope I can help you anytime!!
Markus
But what I mean is the environment variables! Now I know you must set under Windows98 the Variables %OS% and %Processor% in the autoexec.bat. And than you have done this, everything is Ok.
Thank you for your help, I hope I can help you anytime!!
Markus
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