to only show shares that the user has access too, but I don't believe it
is possible.
To remedy this, I tried to create a share called "share". Then create
subdirectories under that using UNIX groups. I am using a group sticky
bit in conjunction with create mask = 770 to keep the perms straight.
Here is the share:
[share]
nt acl support = no
path = /home/samba/share
writable = yes
guest ok = no
browsable = yes
create mask = 770
directory mask = 770
inherit permissions = yes
valid users = @share
hide dot files = yes
hide unreadable = yes
Hide unreadable works great, users cannot see any directories that they
do not have access to. However, they can still create folders in the
root of the share (/home/samba/share). I've even changed the perms of
that directory to 000, and still users can create directories there. Am
I missing something?
I guess if I have to manually create a share for each share I need, I
can do that. However, I would prefer users to only see the shares they
have access to...
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Matthew Daubenspeck
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