 | | | I 'm not able to create a simple share with Samba | I 'm not able to create a simple share with Samba 2006-01-04 - By Mimmus
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Hi,
I don't know if recent upgrades to Samba break some basic thing or I didn't
ever understand about this piece of software.
I'd like to create a simple share readable/writable only to a few Windows
users.
I'd like to avoid to put Linux machine in the AD domain and use Kerberos
auth because I heard that krb5 libs on RH3 are not enough recent to do this.
Some time ago I used this conf:
[global]
workgroup = MYDOMAIN
security = share
encrypt passwords = yes
username map = /etc/opt/samba/users.map
wins server = 10.99.1.13
keepalive = 0
[image]
path = /image_ghost
public = yes
valid users = root, validuser
read only = No
where 'validuser' was a valid Linux users and file users.map contained a
list of Windows users:
validuser = winuser1 winuser2 winuser3 winuser4
Why this conf doesn't work anymore? It asks for a password of MACHINE\Guest
user!
Reading Samba docs, I'm seeing that I need to use smbpasswd but I don't want
to keep a different users db! Who will keep syncronized smbpasswd and
Windows passwords?
What's the simplest way create this share?
Sorry for my ignorance.
Domenico Viggiani
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