I am currently working on a way to use LDAP in my companies application that when you log into our software it maps a network drive to the users home folder. It works great connecting and disconnecting only when that ldap user is logged onto the actual windows session. This is the problem because we want to use a generic windows login that does not have permission to view home folders. I was wondering if the was a way to set sub permissions per se to allow the genric windows log permission to map a network drive of the users homefolder after he authenticates with ldap. For some reason I can only get this to work while the user is using his ldap for the actual windows session and not just the app. We need it to be this way due to security issues, if anyone has any ideas please post. Thanks in advance.
- Mike
- Mike
