Sure it's feasible, I've done it. Actually these are all good reasons *to*
do it this way. U retain more control over who can see what. Call me
paranoid. Not knocking smbwebclient, this is just more locked-down.
At 09:50 AM 12/27/04 +0100, Leonardo Boselli wrote:
>This is not feasible for th
This is not feasible for three good reasons:
1. i would need to authenticate the access page
so giving an username/password to anuy possible user, each one with
its permissions.
2. I do not know in advance not only the users, but neither what are the
possible shares to be used.
You can also do it by mounting the share with samba as part of the regular
file system. Then it's just another directory under the document root (or
alias). If u ask me this is safer than using smbwebclient because I
wouldn't trust giving random people free reign into the NT environment. As
an a
On Sun, Dec 26, 2004 at 11:48:07PM +0100, Leonardo Boselli wrote:
LB> I try again on this list:
LB> I have seen somewhere a program that acts as a web server that allows to
LB> browse throught the window (and samba) servers in a subnet, from a single
LB> point.
LB> This wopuld allow people to b
I try again on this list:
I have seen somewhere a program that acts as a web server that allows to
browse throught the window (and samba) servers in a subnet, from a single
point.
This wopuld allow people to browse in public shares in the hosts in the
subnet (and retrieve files, giving usernam
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