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That's not possible with NT4.0.

If you would upgrade to Windows2000 it would be possible.

So I guess your stuck with the userspecific share.

Greetz,

Roger the Young

If you are using only NT-workstations you can use the subst-command for deep-rooting.

For Win9x you can make a script to create the @UsrId shares on the server, i have seen scripts doing this on this board.

Erik

[This message has been edited by Camon (edited 05 December 2000).]

code:

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If @InWin = 1
	Shell '%COMSPEC% /C Subst u: "\\servername\sharename\@userid"'
EndIf

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If you have win9x workstations, you have to use another aproach, you must create a
share for each user, so you can use:
Use U: "\\servername\@userid"

The shares can be created from a kix script using RmtShare.exe from the NT-server ressource kit.
Maybe other board menbers can remember where to find an example script.

Erik

To make the script work:

• You have to have RmtShare.exe from the NT Server Ressource Kit in your path.
  
• The directory containing user directories may not contain any other directories
  
• Directory names must be spelled exactly the same way as the user name
  
• You must be logged in as administrator

(The script can be run on the server, another server in the domain or a NT workstation in the domain)

code:

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Break On
$Server = "\\Server" ; Change to point to your server
$MasterShare = "\\Server\Share" ; Change to point to your user directory share
$MasterPath = "D:\Users" ; Change to point to the location of user directory share on the server
; Open Error log
Del "%TEMP%\Error.log"
$Err = Open(9, "%TEMP%\Error.log", 5)
; Create list of subdirs
Shell '%COMSPEC% /C Dir $MasterShare /AD /B > %TEMP%\DirList.lst'
$Err = Open(1, "%TEMP%\DirList.lst")
$UsrDir = ReadLine(1)
While @Error = 0
  $NewShare = "$Server\$UsrDir" + "$"
  $Cmd = '%COMSPEC% /C RmtShare $NewShare > %TEMP%\Share.lst'
  Shell '$Cmd'
  $Err = Open(2, "%TEMP%\Share.lst")
  $Ressource = ReadLine(2)
  If InStr("$Ressource","Share name")
    $Ressource = ReadLine(2)
    If InStr("$Ressource","$MasterPath\$UsrDir") = 0 ; share exists pointing to another location
      $Line = "Error: Share " + $UsrDir + " connected to " + $Ressource
      $Err = WriteLine(9, "$Line")
    ;Else
    ;  Share already exists and is ok
    EndIf
  Else
    $Cmd = '%COMSPEC% /C RmtShare $NewShare=$MasterPath\$UsrDir /grant $UsrDir:full /grant Administrator:full > Nul'
    Shell '$Cmd'
  EndIf
  $Err = Close(2)
  $UsrDir = ReadLine(1)
Loop
$Err = Close(1)
$Err = Close(9)
Return

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I had to write this script to prove it can be done. I have seen something similar somewhere on the net, but this
should do the tiresome job of creating a share for each user.

Erik

ps.
You might not want to use the same parameters for RmtShare.exe as i have used. To see the syntaks of RmtShare.exe
just type RmtShare without parameterts.

DrillSergeant, I just couldn't ressist the assosiation to your name

[This message has been edited by kholm (edited 06 December 2000).]