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Setting up Samba AD Server with Roaming Profiles is not very hard. But some changes are different then other tutorials.  
Setting up Samba AD Server with Roaming Profiles is not very hard. But some changes are different than other tutorials.  


# Setup Samba using this page: [https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_samba-ad-dc|Setting up a samba-ad-dc]
# Setup Samba using this page: [https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_samba-ad-dc Setting up a samba-ad-dc]
# Create a directory to store the roaming profiles: mkdir -p /srv/samba/Profiles/
# Create a directory to store the roaming profiles: mkdir -p /srv/samba/Profiles/
# This is where my (jhjacobs81) journey differs from the average tutorial online. I had to use the following command: chown root:users /srv/samba/Profiles/
# This is where my (jhjacobs81) journey differs from the average tutorial online. I had to use the following command: chown root:users /srv/samba/Profiles/


This was the only way so far i could get it to work. other tutorials speak of setfacl and so, but this doesnt exist in Alpine. I will edit this page as i learn more.
This was the only way so far i could get it to work. other tutorials speak of setfacl and so, but this doesn't exist in Alpine. I will edit this page as i learn more.
 
edit: it apears to exist in the acl package.

Latest revision as of 12:07, 16 April 2023

Setting up Samba AD Server with Roaming Profiles is not very hard. But some changes are different than other tutorials.

  1. Setup Samba using this page: Setting up a samba-ad-dc
  2. Create a directory to store the roaming profiles: mkdir -p /srv/samba/Profiles/
  3. This is where my (jhjacobs81) journey differs from the average tutorial online. I had to use the following command: chown root:users /srv/samba/Profiles/

This was the only way so far i could get it to work. other tutorials speak of setfacl and so, but this doesn't exist in Alpine. I will edit this page as i learn more.

edit: it apears to exist in the acl package.