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== Troubleshooting == === Profielen op een Samba PDC === Het probleem was dat de server de XP-profielen niet wilde wegschrijven. Het ligt aan de instelling van "De toegangsmachigingen tot mappen van zwervende profielen niet controleren" op de client, die je als Administrator moet aanpassen. Het heeft te maken met "Groepsbeleid". :-(( Programma gpedit.msc > Computerconfiguratie > Beheersjablonen > Systeem > Gebruikersprofielen. Hieronder staat de tekst uit een post: https://lists.dulug.duke.edu/pipermail/dulug/2008-March/011307.html Bill, Thanks for the response to my last cry for help. Unfortunately, I did needroaming profiles for what I'm doing, so I had to do what I could to get it working. I tried the things you mentioned, and didn't have any luck. After attempting to do everything I could with the Vista machines, I decided, for giggles, to try it with my last XP Pro machine to see if it was Vista specific or if there was something broken with my Samba. I tried it with the XP machine and got a similar message. Given the age of XP, there was more on the InterTubes to search through, and I was brought to http://www.rmschneider.com/writing/xp_and_samba.html. Down at the bottom was the following advice: Check for Roaming Profile Ownership Used when Samba is configured to provide Primary Domain Control. See below<http://www.rmschneider.com/writing/xp_and_samba.html#RoamingProfile>for details. 1. Run Group Policy editor (gpedit.msc) 2. Select Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > User Profiles 3. Enable the following: Do not check for user ownership of Roaming Profile Folders (Enabled) I did that for the XP machine, reboot, and no longer gave me the temp profile message and actually kept my profile. So, I went to one of the Vista machines and tried it there. Voila! The problem was solved. I went through and made the change on all my Vista machines and now have roaming profiles working. Wanted to get this in the thread for posterity. Also wanted to correct something from my initial email. The documentation that actually helped me get things working is found here: http://download.gna.org/smbldap-tools/docs/samba-ldap-howto/. Now, on to Squid/SquidGuard magic. Brian <hr> Terug naar: [[Webhuis Infrastructuur]]
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