[cifs-protocol] Access check by user x for file y in the context of user z

Gerald (Jerry) Carter jerry at samba.org
Tue Jan 31 14:27:10 GMT 2006


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Reiterer, Horst wrote:

> Does the protocol support impersonating other users in 
> the context of a single session OR performing an access check
> based on a different account name? Judging from the spec,
> there seems to be no way to accomplish that. However,
> Windows-specific resources do mention that SMB supports
> impersonation.

Not to my knowledge.  You could try to perform the access
checks yourself (e.g. ask for the security descriptor on
an object via trans2 or RPC and implement se_access_check()).
In order to perform any access check, you effectively need an
NT TOKEN.  And to get that you must authenticate.





cheers, jerry

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