[homes]
comment = Home Directories
read only = No
browseable = NoOn every machine I have used, you can hit any home share of any user, provided you have permission on the unix directory, by manually entering the name. For example, if I have a server called server, and I'm logged in as me (pgienger) and want to see the home dir of bobjohnson, I can simply type in \\server\bobjohnson and it will show me his home, provided I have permissions on that directory.
Unless I'm misunderstanding what you want...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to install Samba in the most convenient way for a file-server. This means that I have to use the homes share to avoid having to execute a script on the samba server each time a user is created on the domain. The problem with the homes share is that it creates on-the-fly the share of each user that connects to Samba, so a user cannot acess the shares of the others. The only problem it brings is that there cannot be an administrator who can access the shares of all users with Samba. Is there a way to give to the administrator the possibility to access the shares of all users with Samba?
Thank you in advance
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