Thread: Samba Configuration

Hi Ben, first of all sorry for late reply on it and thanks for your post. I was away. I'm not sure about the share basis restriction by host work on samba. I thought host base restriction is only Global option. I do not need to restrict the users on share b. any one on the domain can access it as log as they come through that "hosts allow = 192.168.115.0/24" servers. So my configuration will look like: Code: [alluser]...

How does your actual samba config look like or don't you have configured anything at all currently? So for your problem of share b, you can add lines similar to the following ones on a per share basis (in this case your share b): Quote: hosts allow = 192.168.115.0/24 127.0.0.1 hosts deny = 0.0.0.0/0 But to get it right, you want to mix the auth shemes from username + passwd for share a with domain access for share b? If so I am not sure...

How does your actual samba config look like or don't you have configured anything at all currently? So for your problem of share b, you can add lines similar to the following ones on a per share basis (in this case your share b): Quote: hosts allow = 192.168.115.0/24 127.0.0.1 hosts deny = 0.0.0.0/0 But to get it right, you want to mix the auth shemes from username + passwd for share a with domain access for share b? If so I am not sure...

I’m trying to set up some samba configuration. Here is the scenario: I have two directories: A. /home/users/share/ B. /home/users/share/files/abc I’ll have one share to directory A , which has permission to certain users, with username and password and they can access from any IP on the domain. But I want to get another share to the directory B which is open for every domain users but can only be accessible from one IP address or host name,...

Hi Ben, first of all sorry for late reply on it and thanks for your post. I was away. I'm not sure about the share basis restriction by host work on samba. I thought host base restriction is only Global option. I do not need to restrict the users on share b. any one on the domain can access it as log as they come through that "hosts allow = 192.168.115.0/24" servers. So my configuration will look like: Code: [alluser]...