Make /home/

Because pulling users in from the AD doesn't make their /home/ this can cause problems with some things such as ftp. To make the home directories for users use this script (as root)

code

#!/bin/sh 

#all lines starting with "#" are comments



for user in $( wbinfo -u|grep -v [$]|grep [.] );



do #start a loop

# echo "user is: " $user; #output user name

  su --command="exit" $user

done # end of script

description

• "#!/bin/sh" says this is a shell script
• "wbinfo -u" pulls all the user names out the AD and lists them
• "grep" is used to filter outputs (in this case the user names)
• "grep -v [$]" removes any user with a "$" in the name (system users)
• "grep [.]" lists only names with a "."
• (all users that I'm interested in using are .
• su to the user (which makes the /home/ directorie)
• then give the command "exit" (as that user)
• which returns back to the super user and continues to run the script.

Give all users audio permission

#!/bin/sh 



for user in $( wbinfo -u|grep -v [$]|grep [.] );

do 

 addgroup $user audio

done