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Old 02-20-2003   #1 (permalink)
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Help A Dummy With Samba Permissions

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Slight Problem Im Running Red Hat 8.0, with samba, i got a problem with a couple of windows machines connecting to some shares they read write fine but im tryin to set permissions up because i dont want both machines accessing shares,

How do i set it up so only one of the windows machines can access certain share????
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You can add a "allow hosts" setting for each share. See smb.conf(5) for more information, since it's pretty dynamic.
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The Problem is that i have 2 shares on linux one called
/tmp and another called /public the problem is, i want the windows machine to access /public but not /tmp, but it allows me to access both i dont understand why

When Accessing /tmp i want it to say no you cant get in there???
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Add a "hosts deny = windows1" to the /tmp share. (Where windows1 is, of course, the name of the windows computer you want to deny access to)
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valid users = <users>
You can list what users you want to access the share with that command.
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Yeah, that would be my preferred solution, too, but it didn't seem to be what he wanted to do.
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