hi ya
my uncertainty was .. are those global options recognized/supported
for the printer stanza ... or would it also apply to the linux:/home/
exports and imports to/from windoze machines
a test for the original poster i suppose
- btw.. the original poster ( sergei ? ) needs to add/ena
You can specify in your smb.conf a "hosts allow = " and "hosts deny = ".
This, with security = user (and only adding the valid users to your
smbpasswd file or using "valid users = ") and removing guest access from
your shares, should give you the level of security you want.
`man smb.conf`
-nicol
hi ya
my uncertainty was .. are those global options recognized/supported
for the printer stanza ... or would it also apply to the linux:/home/
exports and imports to/from windoze machines
a test for the original poster i suppose
- btw.. the original poster ( sergei ? ) needs to add/en
You can specify in your smb.conf a "hosts allow = " and "hosts deny = ".
This, with security = user (and only adding the valid users to your
smbpasswd file or using "valid users = ") and removing guest access from
your shares, should give you the level of security you want.
`man smb.conf`
-nico
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 01:54:47PM +0300, shadow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some problems with Samba. I have a large network and want to share
> my printer, but allow only access from several hosts or even some users,
> which are registered on my machine. All is ok then I do such thing for
> file sha
On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 01:54:47PM +0300, shadow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some problems with Samba. I have a large network and want to share
> my printer, but allow only access from several hosts or even some users,
> which are registered on my machine. All is ok then I do such thing for
> file sh
Hi,
I have some problems with Samba. I have a large network and want to share
my printer, but allow only access from several hosts or even some users,
which are registered on my machine. All is ok then I do such thing for
file shares
[foo]
path=/usr/foo
guest ok = no
browseable = yes
public = yes
Hi,
I have some problems with Samba. I have a large network and want to share
my printer, but allow only access from several hosts or even some users,
which are registered on my machine. All is ok then I do such thing for
file shares
[foo]
path=/usr/foo
guest ok = no
browseable = yes
public = ye
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