Stefan Sundkvist wrote: > I have a problem with letting other people login to the share. > > The manual says that every user have to use cifslogin to get access to > the share. And that it's some extra security. My problem is that the > users that should access the share is only allowed to access it by ftp > and not allowed to login and be able to use cifslogin. Resulting in that > they will not be able to access it. > > So is there a way to make the share accessable for all users without the > use for cifslogin?
Yes, there is. What you want is the guest user mode. In this mode, all users who are not explicitly logged in to the server are logged in automatically to a default account. The default account is configured in the Sharity GUI in section "CIFS Servers". Add an entry for your server and set the fields "Remote Guest User Name" and "Guest User's Password" appropriately. If your users need to access multiple servers and the same account with the same password should be used on all of them, you can also set the account name and password for the ".default" server entry. Please note that the password will be stored in clear text in a file. The guest user mode circumvents the requirement to log in to the server for ALL users. If only one user (or a small number of users) should be able to log in without providing a password, you can consider storing this user's password with 'cifsstore'. See 'cifsstore -man' for details. Regards, Christian. -- Dipl.-Ing. Christian Starkjohann Objective Development mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.obdev.at/ _______________________________________________ Sharity-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe see http://at.obdev.at/mailman/listinfo/sharity-talk
