AD1: I run a Linux machine to serve NT Workstations with some common disk area. It works just fine, we can connect to the server, but it's too good. Because if I connect to the Samba server from a workstation, I can make several connections with the name of the other users without asking to give their password. If I brake all the connections, at the next connection I have to give the password again.
I use Debian Potato with kernel version 2.2.13 Samba , samba-common 2.0.6-3 My smb.conf contains these more important lines: security = user workgroup = <the same as on the NT Workstations> encrypt passwords = yes wins support = no wins server = <the same as on the NT Workstations> os level = 0 domain master = no local master = no preferred master = no dns proxy = yes [homes] comment = sajat konyvtar browsable = no read only = no Is this a config problem or a security hole? AD2: I can run the Midnight Commander on this machine only as root. If I try to use it on the console it gives an error message: Floating point exception, if with ssh from another machine (PuTTY.EXE): Segmentation fault. The attribs of the MC are as follows: rwxr-xr-x root root. As I use it as root it just works fine. I tried to delete the .mc dir of the user, but it didn't help. What's the problem? Thanks in advance, Mr. QB