Tilo Lutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Ups, I'm sorry, I mean root_squash. I looked in the wrong line
> Although as local root it's possible to get access to data
> with "su $user" because with su the user id is not 0 and
> access will be granted.
It is always possible - as long as your "pam.conf", "login.conf" or
whatever allows for it.
It has nothing to do with NFS. If you don't want it (and still let
people know each other password) - simple take shell access away from
them.
All this can be described as "Basic Unix administration" and has
nothing to do with Samba ...
Cheers,
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