"Michael Heydon" wrote in message
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> On 3/09/2009 11:04 AM, Jamrock wrote:
> > Try the "valid users" option in the smb.conf. If I remember correctly,
you
> > can set this to a group. That way only the members of the group should
have
> > access to the share.
On 3/09/2009 8:43 AM, Miguel Medalha wrote:
"guest account" defines the unix account
"This user must exist in the password file"
that is used to access the file system
"This is a username which will be used for access to services..."
when a guest connection is used.
"...which are specifi
On 3/09/2009 11:04 AM, Jamrock wrote:
Try the "valid users" option in the smb.conf. If I remember correctly, you
can set this to a group. That way only the members of the group should have
access to the share.
valid users = @accounts
If they connect as a guest, then there is nothing to com
"JDE" wrote in message
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> Is it possible to have a "password-less" share available to only
> certain users? I've been searching all over and could not find
> anything.
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Thank you both, it doesn't sound like samba supports this behaviour
natively. Guess one other option would be to use pass-through
authentication via Active Directory, which, unfortunately, is not an
option in this scenario. Might have to go with a batch script that'll
just map this share to the use
"guest account" defines the unix account that is used to access the
file system when a guest connection is used. It doesn't determine who
can use the guest account.
Huuummm
From the smb.conf man page:
guest account (G)
This is a username which will be used for access to services which a
On 3/09/2009 7:44 AM, Miguel Medalha wrote:
Make those users part of the group defined with "guest account" and
then use "guest ok = yes".
"guest account" defines the unix account that is used to access the file
system when a guest connection is used. It doesn't determine who can use
the guest
On 3/09/2009 8:24 AM, JDE wrote:
Here's what I got. I want to allow a 'password-less' log-in that will
allow only user1 and user2 to access share_zero, can this be done? I
know that I can make it public, but that's not really an option as I
need to restrict access to just a hand full of users. Ca
Here's what I got. I want to allow a 'password-less' log-in that will
allow only user1 and user2 to access share_zero, can this be done? I
know that I can make it public, but that's not really an option as I
need to restrict access to just a hand full of users. Can this be
done? I've searched every
Is it possible to have a "password-less" share available to only
certain users?
Ooops! I suppose the key expression for you here is "only certain users".
Perhaps a combination of the "guest account" and "guest ok" parameters
in the share definition?
Make those users part of the group defi
Is it possible to have a "password-less" share available to only
certain users?
From the "smb.conf" man page:
guest ok (S)
If this parameter is yes for a service, then no password is required to
connect to the service. Privileges will be those of the guest account.
This parameter nullifie
Is it possible to have a "password-less" share available to only
certain users? I've been searching all over and could not find
anything.
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