> we don't break existing setups and we
> provide additional functionality.
Yes, it should be fine to adjust the compile time defaults,
to avoid config file handling, and to require to set as few options
as possible explicitly in the default config in debian and in the
installations.
Thanks agai
Good run! :)
Really, thank you for your consideration.
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OK, after some more thinking during my morning run, I decided it's
probably worth the change: we don't break existing setups and we
provide additional functionality.
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> My concern is that "map to guest" not only affects user shares but
> also regular shares.
Let's see. This may mostly only be the case with the "map to guest =
bad user" option.
(Because "usershare allow guests = yes" is usershare specific.)
What happens without the bad user mapping?
Clients h
Quoting Steve Langasek (vor...@debian.org):
> > To enabling this funtionality, one still needs to add the following settings
> > manually:
> > usershare allow guests = yes
> > map to guest = bad user
>
> Note that these two settings are both included in Ubuntu as part of the
> delta to Debian. I
> samba package settings to diverge from upstream defaults
I understand that the usershares option was already a deviation from
the upstream default, to enable usershares. The public share options
might just have been forgotten at that time.
BTW for ad-hock shares II prefer public shares, beca
On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 05:13:41PM +0200, email@arcor.de wrote:
> The default samba configuration in debian allows regular users to
> create shares with "net usershare" and its (filemanager) GUI frontends.
> (as of #443230)
> However, users are not able to make their shares public.
> (e.g. na
Quoting email@arcor.de (email@arcor.de):
> As the system shares defined in the default config have explicit
> "guest ok = no" lines, it looks to me that it should not produce a problem to
> add these settings to the default global section, or define them at compile
> time.
>
> Neverthe
Package: samba
The default samba configuration in debian allows regular users to
create shares with "net usershare" and its (filemanager) GUI frontends.
(as of #443230)
However, users are not able to make their shares public.
(e.g. nautilus-shares option is grayed out)
To enabling this funtiona
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