OK
Thanks.
But I note that when trying to access shares that have authorised users, windows either gives you no option to enter a user ("not accessible"), or if it does, it will not accept a username and password that matches one of the authorised users.
Richard Foltyn wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:37 PM, dfirth <denys.firth@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I had thought that user security needed to match the users actual user name
> and password in windows. So I was surprised by this behaviour.
This is not correct. security = user only means that users
authenticate themselves by providing a username/password that matches
a username/password in the *Samba* user database.
By default, Windows uses the currently logged in user to authenticate
against samba, that's why you can seamlessly connect to samba shares
if the windows user/password happens to match a user/password
combination in Samba's user database.
However, you can just as well specify any other username/password to
connect with, independent of the currently logged in Windows user.
HTH,
Richard
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