Bill,
I couldn't give you an answer, so I did a quick test. We have a
group on our linux machine called "ccbank." I'm not a member of that
group, and none of the ccbank group-owned directories are accessible
through Appletalk.
So I created a directory in /tmp/ccbank, changed its group to
ccbank, and set its permissions to 770. Then, I altered my
AppleVolumes.system file to add /tmp/ccbank.
When I closed out of my server and re-connected through chooser, I
noticed that the "ccbank" share showed up in chooser. When I clicked on
that share to connect, I got an error message saying that I could not
connect to the share.
It doesn't look like you can show the shares based on group, but
you can prevent access. I might be able to do some more testing later on
in the day, unless someone else beats me to it.
Ryan
>I need some advice on how to make a group account. I would like to have
>people that belong to the proper group have their group accounts show up
>for them in the chooser. Is this possible or do I need to put access to
>these in the AppleVolumes.system file and only people will then just see
>how much access they have.
>
>Thanks
>
>Bill
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