On 06/30/09 00:11, Jim Klimov wrote:
I was asked whether it is possible to make invisible shares in Solaris kernel
CIFS,
that is an equivalent of Samba's "browseable = no" which is most prominent on
user home directory auto-shares.
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In fact, the application of my question is nearly the same - to make a bunch of
home directory shares which are not visible at all (but accessible with a direct
named call like \\server\jim) or visible to their owner (authenticated user's name
matches directory name and/or owner's posix name).
That's precisely how the smbautohome shares work. When browsing,
Autohome shares are only returned to the user whose name matches
the autohome share name.
If you want to restrict access, set the share ACL to control remote
access to the share or the underlying directory ACL if you want both
local and remote access to be restricted.
Has that been implemented already? :)
Perhaps it can be done by tweaking ACL's in /export/home/user/.zfs/share/name?
You can do that using chmod on Solaris or via Computer Manager on
a Windows desktop.
Alan
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