Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How do I make two users have the same privileges?

ACK! This may make those files available to anyone! Somehow I don't think you want to do that. Check out the read users and write users options for smb.conf. ('man 5 smb.conf' should turn up a bunch of information on what all the options are and what they do).

If you are still having problems, email me and I'll show you my smb.conf and how it works.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How do I make two users have the same privileges? by Reaped: Answer: Vroom testing some more (Initiate) on Dec 16, 2000 at 00:33 UTC
Yeah, I know, but only to anyone on the network here. Access to the network this server is on is restricted. Turns out, the only people on the network are people I want to be allowed to behave like apache, so it should be ok, right? But I agree that this wouldn't be the best solution if there were Win network users you didn't want snooping around as apache. Maybe just changing the umask and establishing an smbusers file would work better for that, without adding guest priviledges.	[reply]

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by Reaped: Answer: Vroom testing some more (Initiate) on Dec 16, 2000 at 00:33 UTC

Yeah, I know, but only to anyone on the network here. Access to the network this server is on is restricted. Turns out, the only people on the network are people I want to be allowed to behave like apache, so it should be ok, right? But I agree that this wouldn't be the best solution if there were Win network users you didn't want snooping around as apache. Maybe just changing the umask and establishing an smbusers file would work better for that, without adding guest priviledges.

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