On 2013-11-21 12:08, Stefan Müller-Wilken wrote:
Hi Jim,
* How can I share directories located under users on a per user
basis? With Samba, that's a "path = %H/export"...
I was almost sure this is automatic, but apparently not. The way to
share homedirs (invisible generally, seen only by the user himself) is:
# cat /etc/smbautohome
* /export/home/&
well, that's unfortunately not the same. In the autohomes case (which I had
configured fist thing, actually), you'd map /export/home/stefan to share
"stefan"
for user stefan. In the "%H/export" case, you'd map /export/home/stefan/export
to share "export" for user "stefan". The point here is to construct shares on a
per user basis as with autohomes but do that more flexible and in addition to
the standard home directory shares.
Read more on automapping globs, I think there were ways to suit setups
with limited directory sizes, like /export/home/A/AN/andre - maybe there
are ways to do what you want. Perhaps, /export/home/&/export would do?
Regarding the documentation: I have scanned most of what's there by now but I
actually don't find the ACL approach not too intuitive and definitely not
halfway
as simple as with the Samba notation "valid users = stefan, jim".
Indeed, no. But also it is more flexible since at the filesystem level
you can change the (inherited or end-node) rights to something else
for some aprticular files or directories. Maybe, for writable shares
you can allow "@everyone" and then just enforce filesystem access to
browse/read/write as if those were local accesses i.e. over SSH shells?
//Jim
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