In which section of the smb.conf file is the logon script file name specified?

The logon script file name is specified in the global section of the smb.conf file. The global section is where you define settings that apply to the entire Samba server, which includes parameters that control how user authentication is handled, among other server-wide configurations.

In this section, you can specify various parameters such as the logon script path, which determines the script that runs when a user logs in. This is crucial for environments where users may require specific configurations or setups that need to be executed upon logging in.

While netlogon is often associated with the directory containing logon scripts, it is primarily used for specifying the path where these scripts can be found, rather than defining the name of the script itself. The [homes] section is used for configuring user-specific home directories, and the [profiles] section is typically used for defining settings related to user profiles in Winbind scenarios, but neither contains the logon script file name directly. Therefore, the global section is indeed the right place for this specification as it allows for overarching user authentication and logon configurations.