[KLUG Members] Samba and share passwords
Adam Tauno Williams
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Fri, 05 Oct 2001 08:01:40 -0400 (EDT)
>I have a Linux Samba server which offers several shares--printers and
>disks. One share in particular I wish to password protect. Currently, Samba
>is running under domain-level security. Is there no way to set one share
>aside, as it were, as a separate thing for users to authenticate to
>separately?
>See, I need a double password one some data here for state compliance.
>We could protect each file, or just protect the logons and then the
>share.
Did you find a way to pull this off?
There are only two things I can think of -
1. Use the config include function so that Samba loads a diffrent config for
users connecting to that share. I don't know what criteria you would use to
match that condition however.
2. Create a virtual interface and run a seperate Samba daemon bound to that
interface which exports the share and has it's own password file/backend.
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