On 2017-12-04 17:00, David wrote:
On 12/04/2017 02:33 PM, michael wrote:
I have it working. I don't want the password for the owner of the
share in plain text in a file though. Creating
/home/pi/.smbpasswd with the contents:
username=Test
password=password
domain=somedomain
and chmod 600 isn't good enough.
The password should be salted in this file even if it is password!
Is there a simple way to use an smbpasswd file properly salted without
implementing a full samba server?
The proper tool that I know of is "smbpasswd" as an executable, which
is part of the samba-common-bin package on my system (Debian).
It may have dependencies which includes a full smb server (which I
run), so this may not be helpful information.
dafr
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I am most concerned about the password having to be in plaintext when
transmitted over the network. Even if
there is a way without a full samba server deployment to have the
password sent in encrypted form over the
network, that would be great. The server is probably the latest
incarnation of Windows server. I don't
like the idea of having to have a Linux user for every Windows user
either.
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