Hello I am running a Samba file server (Version 3.0.22) with 'security = share'. Here is one of my share definitions:
[archive]
path = /var/smb/archive
writeable = Yes
username = @staff
valid users = @staff
First question: In the manpage for smb.conf, it is mentioned that
'+group' expands to the Unix group named 'group'. But that does not work
for me. Using the '@group' syntax works. Is this an error in the
documentation?
However, my actual problem is this:
I need the 'username = @group' mechanism because some of my clients do
not supply a correct username. The problem is that it does not seem to
work for most user accounts. It does work for exactly two users.
After experimenting and looking at the debug logs, I concluded that
Samba only checks the supplied password against the first two users who
are listed as members of the group 'staff' in /etc/group. After checking
the second user, it aborts. These first two users can connect to the
service fine, but all others can not.
If the relevant line in /etc/group looks like this:
staff:x:1034:foo,bar,baz
Then foo and bar can connect, baz can not. If I swap bar and baz in
/etc/group, then baz can connect and bar can not.
Is this a known problem? How do I fix this?
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