[Samba] Mysterious changes to smb.conf file
Steve Bergman
sbergman27 at gmail.com
Tue Jul 1 20:11:37 MDT 2014
Hi,
At 06:25AM yesterday morning (which was the time of the log file
rotation) several of my shares became unavailable. In several places in
the /etc/samba/smb.conf file, the following lines had been added,
*outside* of the stanzas defining the shares.
available = no
browsable = no
public = no
I did not add these. smbd also restarted at that time. I'm still
Googling for answers. But I wanted to ask here ASAP due to security
considerations. This machine is not Internet-facing, but still I'm
concerned.
-Steve Bergman
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I take it, then, that no one sees any obvious reason that:
available = no
browsable = no
public = no
should be inserted into several places in my smb.conf file without my
doing it myself? Does smbd itself ever make changes to the smb.conf
file? I've never observed it to. But this situation is a bit... odd.
-Steve
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