On 08/05/09 14:08, Alan M Wright wrote:
Using a single user is fine. The operating
Sorry about the incomplete sentence. I was about to say that
the OS has no requirements that use or define multiple users.
For SMB shares, you also have the option to use guest access,
which is enabled by setting guestok=true on each share.
Alan
On 08/05/09 13:52, Brian wrote:
Hello i am trying to create a data server. I have my raidz2 array set
up and I have shared the folder through the smbshare command.
Initially this is going to be used for my family, so I am not
concerned about creating multiple users with different permissions for
files. I would like to merely have one user that everyone connects
as. Is this possible? i.e can everyone on the network merely connect
as a single user or would this create problems? Or should I create
everyone a unique user and give them all global priviledges? I am
unsure on what to do here.
I thought I could get away with having no users and just map the CIFS
share as a network drive in windows xp, but it asks for a user and
password
thank you for your time
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