Hi There

 

With Microsoft Windows 10 asking many to use there email account to log in could me change the username rules so that a email address will work as a user name so the log in continues to be seem less?

 

example

 

Username a

password b

 

now is

 

Username [email protected]

password b

 

[email protected] right now is in valid and will not be created I think because of the @ and .

 

can we change it so that it will work?

 

thank you for your help.

 

Thornwood

The email account used to log in to windows 10 is not the same as the windows 10 username. To get your windows username, enter 'whoami' at the windows command prompt. That should print your computername\username.

Will the password be the same?

I have spaces in my Windows username and had some problem mapping it to Samba, but discovered a Samba feature to map incoming usernames to unRAID usernames.

 

Create a file called "smb-extra.conf" in the config directory on the flash (there may already be one, in which case you should add this to the top of the existing file).

 

username map = /boot/config/usermap.txt

 

Then create a file called "usermap.txt" in the config directory on the flash with one or more lines of the following structure:

 

{unraid_user} = "{windows_user}"

 

For example:

thornwood = "[email protected]"

 

Then run the command:

 

smbcontrol smbd reload-config

 

This can be used to map virtually any Windows userid to any unRAID userid automatically.

Thank you very much I will do this tonight.

I have spaces in my Windows username and had some problem mapping it to Samba, but discovered a Samba feature to map incoming usernames to unRAID usernames.

 

Create a file called "smb-extra.conf" in the config directory on the flash (there may already be one, in which case you should add this to the top of the existing file).

 

username map = /boot/config/usermap.txt

 

Then create a file called "usermap.txt" in the config directory on the flash with one or more lines of the following structure:

 

{unraid_user} = "{windows_user}"

 

For example:

thornwood = "[email protected]"

 

Then run the command:

 

smbcontrol smbd reload-config

 

This can be used to map virtually any Windows userid to any unRAID userid automatically.

 

Holy crap this is fantastic. Bookmarking for future use, never came across this in similar issue situations I have had.

You can also do this on the Windows side of things in Control Panel - Credential Manager

Trurl

How?

 

Thank you

Thornwood

Trurl

How?

 

Thank you

Thornwood

Google will tell you.

Trurl

How?

 

Thank you

Thornwood

 

Control Panel\User Accounts\Credential Manager

 

The "Web Credentials" has all your saved passwords for websites.

 

Under "Windows Credentials" is a section "Generic Credentials".