Hello,
I'm trying to write up new a script for add/change/delete share command,
cause I think its pretty nifty messing with shares from windows. I wrote
a test script that just prints the passed parameters to a text file and
does nothing else. This is what I got from an add attempt.
/etc/samba/smb.conf
bakcups
/home/backups
comment-ADD
0
Would I be correct to assume that the zero on the last line just
represents that samba made me appear to be root when I did this? (uid=0
based on a usermap) If not, anyone know what the zero is for? All of the
others were pretty self explanatory.
Thank you,
Mark Casey
p.s. The newest information I can find on this method was from (at the
latest) 2006. Please advise if there is a new way to do this; as this is
just the method I came across first.
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