Tue, 2007.03.20 - 17:21 — müzso
You can allow guest access to Samba shares using a combination of the "public = yes"
(or the "guest ok = yes"
), the "guest account = <account>"
and the "read list = user1, user2, group1"
config parameters in smb.conf. However this works only with Windows 2000 and recent versions of Windows clients, they can successfully access the share without a valid username or password.
But Windows NT (v4) clients fail, they present a username+password prompt to the user how tries to access the share. Actually I don't know the internals of the different behaviour of old NT and newer Windows versions while accessing shares, but the fix is to change the default "map to guest = Never"
value to "map to guest = Bad User"
in smb.conf.
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