Here is a current listing of the parameters that can be changed by SWAT in each of the 3 pages. A "no" means it does not appear in that page. "BASIC" means it shows in the basic view. "ADVANCED" means it only shows in the advanced view (unless its value is non default, in which case it shows in the basic view as well). Do people think this is the right settings for each of the parameters? Do we need to move any of the "ADVANCED" entries to the "BASIC" page? Do we need to add any that are listed as "no"? Inquiring minds want to know...... -------------- next part -------------- Option Name Global Page Share Page Printer Page Base Options comment no BASIC BASIC path no BASIC BASIC workgroup BASIC no no netbios name BASIC no no netbios aliases ADVANCED no no server string BASIC no no interfaces BASIC no no bind interfaces only ADVANCED no no Security Options security BASIC no no encrypt passwords BASIC no no update encrypted BASIC no no use rhosts ADVANCED no no map to guest ADVANCED no no null passwords ADVANCED no no password server ADVANCED no no smb passwd file ADVANCED no no hosts equiv ADVANCED no no root directory ADVANCED no no passwd program ADVANCED no no passwd chat ADVANCED no no passwd chat debug ADVANCED no no username map ADVANCED no no password level ADVANCED no no username level ADVANCED no no unix password sync ADVANCED no no alternate permissions ADVANCED no no revalidate ADVANCED ADVANCED no username ADVANCED ADVANCED no guest account BASIC BASIC BASIC invalid users ADVANCED ADVANCED no valid users ADVANCED ADVANCED no admin users ADVANCED ADVANCED no read list ADVANCED ADVANCED no write list ADVANCED ADVANCED no force user no ADVANCED no force group no ADVANCED no read only no BASIC no create mask ADVANCED ADVANCED no force create mode ADVANCED ADVANCED no directory mask ADVANCED ADVANCED no force directory mode ADVANCED ADVANCED no guest only no ADVANCED no guest ok no BASIC BASIC only user no ADVANCED no hosts allow BASIC BASIC BASIC hosts deny BASIC BASIC BASIC Secure Socket Layer Options ssl ADVANCED no no ssl hosts ADVANCED no no ssl hosts resign ADVANCED no no ssl CA certDir ADVANCED no no ssl CA certFile ADVANCED no no ssl server cert ADVANCED no no ssl server key ADVANCED no no ssl client cert ADVANCED no no ssl client key ADVANCED no no ssl require clientcert ADVANCED no no ssl require servercert ADVANCED no no ssl ciphers ADVANCED no no ssl version ADVANCED no no ssl compatibility ADVANCED no no Logging Options log level BASIC no no syslog ADVANCED no no syslog only ADVANCED no no log file ADVANCED no no max log size ADVANCED no no timestamp logs ADVANCED no no status ADVANCED ADVANCED ADVANCED Protocol Options protocol ADVANCED no no read bmpx ADVANCED no no read raw ADVANCED no no write raw ADVANCED no no nt smb support ADVANCED no no nt pipe support ADVANCED no no announce version ADVANCED no no announce as ADVANCED no no max mux ADVANCED no no max xmit ADVANCED no no name resolve order ADVANCED no no max packet ADVANCED no no max ttl ADVANCED no no max wins ttl ADVANCED no no min wins ttl ADVANCED no no time server ADVANCED no no Tuning Options change notify timeout ADVANCED no no deadtime ADVANCED no no getwd cache ADVANCED no no keepalive ADVANCED no no lpq cache time ADVANCED no no max connections no ADVANCED no max disk size ADVANCED no no max open files ADVANCED no no min print space no no ADVANCED read prediction ADVANCED no no read size ADVANCED no no shared mem size ADVANCED no no socket options ADVANCED no no stat cache size ADVANCED no no strict sync no ADVANCED no sync always no ADVANCED no Printing Options load printers ADVANCED no ADVANCED printcap name ADVANCED no ADVANCED printer driver file ADVANCED no ADVANCED print ok no no ADVANCED postscript no no ADVANCED printing ADVANCED no ADVANCED print command ADVANCED no ADVANCED lpq command ADVANCED no ADVANCED lprm command ADVANCED no ADVANCED lppause command ADVANCED no ADVANCED lpresume command ADVANCED no ADVANCED queuepause command ADVANCED no ADVANCED queueresume command ADVANCED no ADVANCED printer name no no ADVANCED printer driver no no ADVANCED printer driver location ADVANCED no ADVANCED Filename Handling strip dot ADVANCED no no character set ADVANCED no no mangled stack ADVANCED no no coding system ADVANCED no no client code page ADVANCED no no default case no ADVANCED no case sensitive ADVANCED ADVANCED no preserve case ADVANCED ADVANCED no short preserve case ADVANCED ADVANCED no mangle case ADVANCED ADVANCED no mangling char ADVANCED ADVANCED no hide dot files ADVANCED ADVANCED no delete veto files ADVANCED ADVANCED no veto files ADVANCED ADVANCED no hide files ADVANCED ADVANCED no veto oplock files ADVANCED ADVANCED no map system ADVANCED ADVANCED no map hidden ADVANCED ADVANCED no map archive ADVANCED ADVANCED no mangled names ADVANCED ADVANCED no mangled map ADVANCED ADVANCED no stat cache ADVANCED no no Domain Options domain groups ADVANCED no no domain admin group ADVANCED no no domain guest group ADVANCED no no domain admin users ADVANCED no no domain guest users ADVANCED no no groupname map ADVANCED no no machine password timeout ADVANCED no no Logon Options add user script ADVANCED no no delete user script ADVANCED no no logon script ADVANCED no no logon path ADVANCED no no logon drive ADVANCED no no logon home ADVANCED no no domain logons ADVANCED no no Browse Options os level BASIC no no lm announce ADVANCED no no lm interval ADVANCED no no preferred master BASIC no no local master BASIC no no domain master BASIC no no browse list ADVANCED no no browseable no BASIC BASIC WINS Options dns proxy ADVANCED no no wins proxy ADVANCED no no wins server BASIC no no wins support BASIC no no Locking Options blocking locks no ADVANCED no fake oplocks no ADVANCED no kernel oplocks ADVANCED no no locking ADVANCED ADVANCED no ole locking compatibility ADVANCED no no oplocks ADVANCED ADVANCED no strict locking ADVANCED ADVANCED no share modes ADVANCED ADVANCED no Ldap Options ldap server ADVANCED no no ldap port ADVANCED no no ldap suffix ADVANCED no no ldap filter ADVANCED no no ldap root ADVANCED no no ldap root passwd ADVANCED no no Miscellaneous Options smbrun ADVANCED no no config file ADVANCED no no preload ADVANCED no no lock dir ADVANCED no no default service ADVANCED no no message command ADVANCED no no dfree command ADVANCED no no valid chars ADVANCED no no remote announce ADVANCED no no remote browse sync ADVANCED no no socket address ADVANCED no no homedir map ADVANCED no no time offset ADVANCED no no unix realname ADVANCED no no NIS homedir ADVANCED no no -valid no no no copy no no no include no no no exec no ADVANCED ADVANCED postexec no ADVANCED ADVANCED root preexec no ADVANCED ADVANCED root postexec no ADVANCED ADVANCED available no BASIC BASIC volume no ADVANCED no fstype no ADVANCED no set directory no ADVANCED no wide links ADVANCED ADVANCED no follow symlinks ADVANCED ADVANCED no dont descend no ADVANCED no magic script no ADVANCED no magic output no ADVANCED no delete readonly ADVANCED ADVANCED no dos filetimes ADVANCED ADVANCED no dos filetime resolution ADVANCED ADVANCED no fake directory create times ADVANCED ADVANCED no panic action ADVANCED no no
Herbert Lewis schrieb:> > Here is a current listing of the parameters that can be changed > by SWAT in each of the 3 pages. A "no" means it does not > appear in that page. "BASIC" means it shows in the basic view. > "ADVANCED" means it only shows in the advanced view > (unless its value is non default, in which case it shows in the > basic view as well). > > Do people think this is the right settings for each of the > parameters? Do we need to move any of the "ADVANCED" > entries to the "BASIC" page? Do we need to add any that > are listed as "no"?Your choice is quite right, IMO. But some parameters I use at nearly every share are tagged 'advanced'. I would like to see the following in the 'basic' group (for shares):> valid users ADVANCED ADVANCED no > write list ADVANCED ADVANCED no > force group no ADVANCED no > create mask ADVANCED ADVANCED no > force create mode ADVANCED ADVANCED no > directory mask ADVANCED ADVANCED no > force directory mode ADVANCED ADVANCED no-- Detlef //// (Q Q) ---------------------------------------------------------------o0o.-(_)-.o0o---- Detlef Lammermann eMail: detlef.lammermann@er.materna.de Dr. Materna GmbH X.400: /G=Detlef/S=Lammermann/O=ER/P=MATERNA/A=UMI-DE/C=DE/ Wetterkreuz 3 Voice: +49 9131 7723-60 D-91058 Erlangen Fax: +49 9131 7723-45
On Fri, Dec 18, 1998 at 05:07:45PM +1100, samba@samba.org wrote:> Here is a current listing of the parameters that can be changed > by SWAT in each of the 3 pages. A "no" means it does not > appear in that page. "BASIC" means it shows in the basic view. > "ADVANCED" means it only shows in the advanced view > (unless its value is non default, in which case it shows in the > basic view as well). > > Do people think this is the right settings for each of the > parameters? Do we need to move any of the "ADVANCED" > entries to the "BASIC" page? Do we need to add any that > are listed as "no"? > > Inquiring minds want to know......Not exactly related but a feature that would be great to have is the ability to add entries to the username map from the web interface. I'm in an environment where the NT admins are very nervous about using vi from the command line. So adding map editing ability to SWAT appeals to me. Of course if someone else had a better idea, that would be great too. Michael
samba@samba.org wrote:> Do people think this is the right settings for each of the > parameters? Do we need to move any of the "ADVANCED" > entries to the "BASIC" page? Do we need to add any that > are listed as "no"?> Option Name Global Share Printer > Page Page Page----------- ------ ----- ------- under "Filename Handling"> character set ADVANCED no no > coding system ADVANCED no no > client code page ADVANCED no nounder "misc"> valid chars ADVANCED no noI'd move valid chars up by the other filename options, or to a new section if it's obsolescent... --dave
On Win95 machines I was able to map a network drive to a Solaris Samba shared drive, even though Win95 doesn't ask for a user name, as long as the user's Win95 login name was the same as their Solaris login name. On Win98, though, this doesn't appear to work. Anyone have the same experience or find a fix? Thanks in advance- John Hintz Sys Admin Nez Perce Tribe Lapwai, ID