samba - Jul 2000 - Share

Thomas LeZotte wrote:
> Does anyone know if you can share a directory on a unix system, witch
> will allow users in the "write list" to write after logging in. 
But if
> a user is not in the "write list" then they are automatically
logged in
> as guest, with read only permissions.
	The write list will do what you want, but the user
	must be logged in first, as themselves or as guest.

	You can make a share readable to guest by playing with
	"guest ok", but that will mess up write list!  Better
	is tio use "map to guest" for peopel who don't have unix
	accounts...

	ps: this should have been directed to samba@samba.org,
	as samba-technical is the developers' internals 
	discussion.

--dave
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Hi.
I have a problem with share between samba and win...
May be I don't read a samba manual carrefully, but I'm not possible
obtain
list of users
and group from samba server. I want to specify at win user-levet access
control. This way
don't return success, Has a Samba  support for this way ?
What I must to do :) for success?
Thanks for your interest.
Martin
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Hi,

I have installed a Red Hat 7.1 on my computer.
That computer is in a intranet with NT Server.
How can i install on KDE a printer, and how install samba.
I am a RED HAT client for an NT server.
How should i proceed.


Thanks