> A network administrator asked me to create a share for each PC > (running Windows NT, 2000 Server, 2003 Server and XP pro) with > Administrator rights. > > It is true? or better: it is necessary? I think that a normal user > could be enough for the Linux Bacula to access to the shares I need to backup. > After understanding the problem and need I think it is possible to use a normal user as long as that user has full control set on every file that will ever need backed up or restored. Personally, I would avoid this solution (unless the files were generated by an automatic process) as it almost certainly will lead to problems as files with the wrong permissions will not be backed up.
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