Hello,
I have a general administrative question concerning Samba shares.
I have a large amount of data that about 25 users have limited access to. I
only want these users to have access to a sub-set of this data, but I also
only want the users to see that which they have access to.
they are ;-)
If I understand LDAP properly (I'm new to this technology) then I should be
able to store user permissions in the LDAP database, no?
Thanks,
Matt
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that they can only see
that which they have access to.
Thanks again for the pointer, and if any thought come to mind, please do
share!
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Josh,
Very cool. This works! Thank you so much -- I really appreciate this!
This made my day!
All the Best,
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have thus far is to write a script that would output
this data to a log file, and have the script run every 5 min. or so. I
suppose that I could use diff to compare the changes, and only update the
log file with the changes?
Any and all input is greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
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I'm sorry -- I didn't mean smbclient, I meant _smbstatus_ !!
My apologies
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To: Matt Lozier
Cc: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] smbclient printout
Can I suggest that you explain the problem you are trying to solve
rather than how you plan on solving it?
I suspect that the audit vfs module would be a far better option...but
without knowing exactly what you want
Hi Michael,
Yeah, if someone is writing to a file in a Samba share, and another user
opens it up, they'll be notified that the file is currently in use, and that
it's available for read only.
This happens all of the time where I work (unfortunately). Depending on
what kind of information is
Hello,
I have a small (medium?) sized network of about 30 XP machines. About 2/3
of these machines are running Home Ed. while the other 1/3 are running
Professional Ed.
I currently have two samba shares, and I'm using 'user' security.
I want to implement single sign on, some way,
suggestions?
Thanks,
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Matt
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From: Rune Tønnesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2007 4:16 PM
To: Matt Lozier
Cc: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] Single Sign On, authentication, and Windows XP Home
Matt Lozier skrev:
Hello,
I have
transparent.
My experience is that once you have more than 3 machines in a
workgroup, switching to the domain model is well worth the effort.
(And I would suspect less effort then going with an LDAP or NIS
client.)
just my 2c.
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Hello,
I have
Hello,
This has recently happened a couple of times on our network:
A user is working on a file stored on the Samba share, and when they go to
save it, a pop-up comes to their screen saying:
The file 'FileNameGoesHere.xls' may have been changed by another user since
you last saved it.
Hello,
Is there a way to give a single user access to a single directory on a given
share, and yet prevent that user from accessing the rest of the data on that
share? All users on the system are within the *same* group, and if
possible, I'd like to keep it this way. Would I have to go with
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