Oui, je devrais préciser avec Samba 3.6 et Windows XP.
Each time a user logs into a workstation, all of the files and settings are transferred over the network; the result is that the login process takes longer than if the user were to use a local profile. This is particularly the case if the profile is large in size. > The login time may be reduced if the profile is cached as some files can be loaded from the local workstation and by using folder redirection to redirect folders that can grow to a large size, like My Documents, to a network share.
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Posté par André Rodier . En réponse au journal profils itinérants, version Linux. Évalué à 0.
Oui, je devrais préciser avec Samba 3.6 et Windows XP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roaming_user_profile#Disadvantages_of_roaming_user_profiles
En tout cas, avec Windows XP et Samba 3.6 sur Debian Wheezy, c'est ce qu'il se passe.