Originally Posted by jmarton
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On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:17:27 +0000, Joseph Marton wrote:
> Unlike the Windows client, I can't find a way to do this in Linux. I'll
> see if I can dig anything up.
Just thought of this... you can also add the "pause" command to an eDir
login script. Put that at the very end and the window should stay open
until you hit a key to continue login script processing.
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Joe Marton
Novell Knowledge Partner
SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 is ready for action.
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OK, I've got it mapping home dir's, my doc's, and a shared drive. My only issue now is, the My_Docs is mounted to the desktop and owned by the local user, but starts with only access rights. It is very easy to change this to create/delete but I do not want users to have to do this every time they log in. Any Advice? Here's my new script:
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Code:
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REM MAP DISPLAY OFF
FIRE PHASERS
REM MAP ERRORS OFF
IF OS = "LINUX" THEN
WRITE "Open Minds and Open Markets"
MAP "My Home":=NHS-FS1/USERS:Teachers/%CN
MAP Shared:=NHS-FS1/VOL2:Shared
MAP "My Documents":=NHS-FS1/USERS:Teachers/%CN/My Documents
END
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