Using directories with password
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Hi AlL!
This is my first time here and with |Linux.
I have a question for you.
I have a network with 10 PC using Windows Home Edition , yes I know but there is , my problem is that I need create a server where all users has a personal folder with password but it must be accesible from windows. I think about SAMBA but I read that SAMBA cannot work like PDC with Home Edition. Just I need a way to have a folder with pass for each user and this user can access this folder everywhere in the network. Samba can do this?
Is there another app that can do it?
What about Apache and personal directoires?
TIA
Edwin Quijada
This is my first time here and with |Linux.
I have a question for you.
I have a network with 10 PC using Windows Home Edition , yes I know but there is , my problem is that I need create a server where all users has a personal folder with password but it must be accesible from windows. I think about SAMBA but I read that SAMBA cannot work like PDC with Home Edition. Just I need a way to have a folder with pass for each user and this user can access this folder everywhere in the network. Samba can do this?
Is there another app that can do it?
What about Apache and personal directoires?
TIA
Edwin Quijada
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read Samba-3 by Example ( <-- click me! )
i'm sure you'll find a section addressing a situation similar to yours.
in other words: yes, you can do what you are describing with Samba.
i'm sure you'll find a section addressing a situation similar to yours.
in other words: yes, you can do what you are describing with Samba.
We have HPUX's samba and we do exactly what you want.
in the smb.conf file find the share [homes] and put this lines in there. of course set it to your needs
valid users = user_name
invalid users = root bin daemon nobody named sys tty disk mem kmem users
and in the username.map file
unix_id = Windows ID
in the smb.conf file find the share [homes] and put this lines in there. of course set it to your needs
valid users = user_name
invalid users = root bin daemon nobody named sys tty disk mem kmem users
and in the username.map file
unix_id = Windows ID
