** Description changed: + [Impact] + * Users are no longer able to use the force user or force group options in the smb.conf. This can prevent users from accessing shares without first having to login with a valid login. + + [Test Case] + 1. Create a directory /tmp/ubuntu + 2. chown ubuntu:ubuntu /tmp/ubuntu + 3. Add a section to the smb.conf like so. + [Ubuntutest] + comment = Ubuntutest + path = /tmp/ubuntu + browseable = yes + read only = no + guest ok = yes + force user = ubuntu + 4. Make sure the ubuntu user has access to the directory from the server. + 5. Attempt to access the share + 6. You should not be prompted for a username and password + 7. Create a file + 8. Verify the file is owned by ubuntu. + + [Regression Potential] + * Minimal. The fix is to use vuser->session_info instead of conn->session_info, when checking permissions. This seems like it should be fairly isolated to the initial permissions checks. + + [Other Info] + * Pretty straightforward cherry-pick of upstream solution. + + ______________________________________________________ There is nasty regression bug in samba 4.1.6 That prevents the use of the "force user" option. https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9878 It has been fixed in 4.1.7. For now I installed samba from: ppa:linux-schools/backports In order to get things working again. Gérald
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