samba - Jan 2016 - Fwd: Can't understand differences between testparm output and smb.conf

I'm running  Samba 4.3.3-3.1 on SLES 11. I'm debugging a configuration
as
Domain member.

I've configured some read only shares. This is my configuration in smb.conf

[to_company]
        comment = Tray to company
        path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
        browseable = yes
        guest ok = yes
        writeable = no
        force user = company
        force group = cust_mis

When I run testparm I get:

[to_company]
        comment = Tray to company
        path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
        force user = company
        force group = cust_mis
        group = cust_mis
        guest ok = Yes

Any ideas will be appreciated.

Andrés

On 21/01/16 15:10, Andres Tarallo wrote:
> I'm running  Samba 4.3.3-3.1 on SLES 11. I'm debugging a
configuration as
> Domain member.
>
> I've configured some read only shares. This is my configuration in
smb.conf
>
> [to_company]
>          comment = Tray to company
>          path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
>          browseable = yes
>          guest ok = yes
>          writeable = no
>          force user = company
>          force group = cust_mis
>
> When I run testparm I get:
>
> [to_company]
>          comment = Tray to company
>          path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
>          force user = company
>          force group = cust_mis
>          group = cust_mis
>          guest ok = Yes
>
> Any ideas will be appreciated.
>
> Andrés
Fairly obvious really, 'browseable = yes' & 'writeable = no'
are both
default values and as such are not shown by 'testparm', you could use 
'-v' , this will show them (along with every other default value).

Rowland

2016-01-21 12:28 GMT-03:00 Rowland penny <rpenny at samba.org>:
> On 21/01/16 15:10, Andres Tarallo wrote:
>
>> I'm running  Samba 4.3.3-3.1 on SLES 11. I'm debugging a
configuration as
>> Domain member.
>>
>> I've configured some read only shares. This is my configuration in
>> smb.conf
>>
>> [to_company]
>>          comment = Tray to company
>>          path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
>>          browseable = yes
>>          guest ok = yes
>>          writeable = no
>>          force user = company
>>          force group = cust_mis
>>
>> When I run testparm I get:
>>
>> [to_company]
>>          comment = Tray to company
>>          path = /home/company/interfaces/bandejas/to_company
>>          force user = company
>>          force group = cust_mis
>>          group = cust_mis
>>          guest ok = Yes
>>
>> Any ideas will be appreciated.
>>
>> Andrés
>>
>
> Fairly obvious really, 'browseable = yes' & 'writeable =
no' are both
> default values and as such are not shown by 'testparm', you could
use '-v'
> , this will show them (along with every other default value).
>
> Rowland
>
> As you suggested I runed testparm with -v parameter, same result. I also
tested with --verbose, same result.

As I understand I can omit both browseable= yes and writeable = no (or read
only = yes). I want my shares to be read only and accessible to anyone,
without need of user authentication.

Andrés