Description of problem: I have the following samba configuration: Users: thesource, Dmitry, smbguest Guest account enabled: smbguest Shares: Disk_D - for everyone, read-only Disk_C - for Dmitry, thesource - read-write Disk_E - for Dmitry, thesource - read-write So everyone has access to Disk_D as guest. But when someone tries to enter other shares server should ask for password to change visitor's login to valid user rather than smbguest but it allows access to those shares without any restrictions. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): samba-3.0.25b-2.fc7 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Created attachment 160605 [details] my smb config
Sorry I can't reproduce this problem with 3.0.25b, can you please rasie your log level to 10 and provide a log file showing the problem ?
Correction. Samba asks for password, but only when write operation attempt is made. Reading is allowed to everyone. How to raise log level?
set log level = 10 and also max log size = 0 also please report the output of the command /usr/sbin/smbd -V
Strange. In latest tests server allowed to write to Disk_C without any questions but denied writing to Disk_E to everyone. Attaching logs. Command output is "Version 3.0.25b-2.fc7"
Created attachment 172402 [details] Samba logs
These logs are empty, in any case, I can't reproduce the problem, and I suspect that you simply forgot to restert samba after changing the security features. New security options are not applied until the client is disconnected and reconnected to the server (a restart would force this). Closing this one, please reopen if you can reproduce the problem after you restart the server with the final configuration and please attach logs at level 10 in that case.