Home Directory Access Denied

[peteclapham]

Hi, all –

I just loaded Open SuSE 13.1 after a disk failure, and now can’t get my NT-style domain to operate correctly. The relevant disks open, but students’ home directories are labeled “access denied.” I’ve checked the Linux directories; students have access to their home directories, but this isn’t being carried over to Samba. I suspect that the fix is relatively simple and that I’ve just overlooked it, but can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

cheers,
pete

[hcvv]

@peteclapham

Hi, all –

I just loaded Open SuSE 13.1 after a disk failure, and now can’t get my NT-style domain to operate correctly. The relevant disks open, but students’ home directories are labeled “access denied.” I’ve checked the Linux directories; students have access to their home directories, but this isn’t being carried over to Samba. I suspect that the fix is relatively simple and that I’ve just overlooked it, but can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

cheers,
pete

Maybe it would have been better to mention the keywword SAMBA in your title. As it is now it looks as being a basic Linux problem and will possibly not get the attention of the SAMBA experts.