Correction.
1) Anonymous browsing now works with readonly on each share.
2) Private shares require authorization, but only grant readonly access??
-- Original Message --
From: "Jim C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 04 Aug 2004 14:27:30 -0700
Darren Mart
Thanks for the response!!
I tried moving the readonly statement to the individual service entries. Two things
happened...
1) I was able to browse but not write even though smbstatus shows that I am connected
as an authorized user.
2) As an anonymous users, even public shares now require author
Darren Martz wrote:
Problems:
1) when I change readonly to yes in global and authorized users do not have write
access.
Suggest not putting it in global. Put it in the individual shares.
2) when I leave readonly in global as 'no' then "nobody" can write and change files??
3) when I add "nobody = *
