On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 06:54, Admir wrote: > I am running samba server on a debian. I am also totally new to Linux. > > My problem is: I have a user home folders on a server but I don't have > the access to those maps and I need to access them from time to time. > Like now I have a virus in those shares and when I try to scan the maps > I get the msg. from ant virus software "Unable to repair/ no access to > the file. unless you've made changes to the defaults homes setup the user who created the file owns it. > > What shell I do? Pls. help me out? I recommend you have a look at SWAT (its a web based smb.conf tool that's part of samba) You're going to have to learn unix permissions if you don't already know them (see the howtos at linuxdoc.org)
> > I heard that I can change user access rights in the smb.conf file. I was > wondering would,t be easier just to create a account on samba server > that has all the access via network? If it is pls. let me know how to do > this cos I am really new to Linux and samba. the root account will have all access unless you've explicitly disabled it. brad -- Bradley W. Langhorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
