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What do you want the log off script to do, exactly?
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What do you want the log off script to do, exactly?

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When the user logs off, I want the users .PST files (Outlook address books) &nbsp;to be copied to a server. 
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When the user logs off, I want the users .PST files (Outlook address books)  to be copied to a server.

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Thank you - hope the script was useful.
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Hello all,<br />
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I have setup a samba domain controller, all machines attached to the domain are XP and vista machines. I was wondering what the most efficient way to run a log-off script would be.<br />
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Is it best to go to the GPO and edit the log-off setting computer by computer, or would there be a more elegant technique, such as copying and running a registry value, which the computer would execute.<br />
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With the registry settings I have no idea where I need to place the reg file.<br />

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Hello all,

I have setup a samba domain controller, all machines attached to the domain are XP and vista machines. I was wondering what the most efficient way to run a log-off script would be.


Is it best to go to the GPO and edit the log-off setting computer by computer, or would there be a more elegant technique, such as copying and running a registry value, which the computer would execute.

With the registry settings I have no idea where I need to place the reg file.


Samba domain controller with PC logoff scripts

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