URGENT: REDHAT 6.1 STORES SAMBA PRIVATE FILES IN /etc

Volker Lendecke Volker.Lendecke at SerNet.DE
Tue Dec 21 08:48:03 GMT 1999


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> 1) you CANNOT put smbpasswd in /etc.

SuSE does this as well. It was partly my decision. For a standard
installation I did not want to clobber the directories. I really do
not see any further security benefit if smbpasswd is put somewhere
else. People who play with permissions in /etc/ have to know what they
do. The standard installation does it just fine, and if you chmod
anything there, you are on your own.

Volker

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