samba - Jul 2019 - Question about old samba 3 domain controller

Hello,

I will change an old samba share in the next week.
This old share is configured on an old samba 3 domain controller.

I will "rsync ssh" all data from the old share to a new one (the new 
Samba share server is configured as domain member against an windows AD).
After this operation, I do not want users to be able to connect to the 
old share.

But I need to keep the access to the openldap service on the Samba 3 
domain controller (for an other purpose, because a mail server is 
configured against this ldap service for authentication).

I was wondering if it is possible to stop samba daemon 
(/etc/init.d/samba stop) only for the file share ?
Will it stop also the old samba 3 domain controller function ? And the 
access to the user authentication ?

Best Regards,

EdG

On 11/07/2019 13:32, Edouard Guign? via samba wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I will change an old samba share in the next week.
> This old share is configured on an old samba 3 domain controller.
>
> I will "rsync ssh" all data from the old share to a new one (the
new
> Samba share server is configured as domain member against an windows AD).
> After this operation, I do not want users to be able to connect to the 
> old share.
>
> But I need to keep the access to the openldap service on the Samba 3 
> domain controller (for an other purpose, because a mail server is 
> configured against this ldap service for authentication).
>
> I was wondering if it is possible to stop samba daemon 
> (/etc/init.d/samba stop) only for the file share ?
No, but if you have moved the shares data to somewhere else, just remove 
the share from smb.conf.

Rowland