Linked by Brian Snipes on Sat 10th Apr 2004 07:28 UTC
Internet & Networking Recently I got the opportunity to setup a new lab for a small school. The server runs Linux and the workstations run WindowsXP. There are 3 levels of access on the workstations (admin, teacher, and student) and security on the workstations is based on Windows policies applied at logon.
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RE: File / directory permissions
by Menno Duursma on Sat 10th Apr 2004 15:48 UTC

Correction, leave allone the directive:

directory mask = 0775

That was stupid of me, heh. The rest of that post seems ok though. (It must be weekend or something ... :-))

@OP
Instead of:
%logonserver%netlogonifmember "teachers"

One could probably do something like:
net user "%username%" /domain |find /i "teachers" >nul

Or maybe, the other way around:
net group "teachers" /domain |find /i "%username%" >nul

(You may have to test for some other errorlevel then BTW.)
IIRC there is a "whoami" command in NT, maybe of interest.