Using Samba: A File and Print Server for Linux, Unix & Mac OS X, 3rd Edition
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read bmpx option (smb.conf file) read list option (smb.conf file) 2nd 3rd read only option (smb.conf file) 2nd read raw option (smb.conf file) read size option (smb.conf file) read-only access, specifying users readline( ) support realm option (smb.conf file) reconfiguring Samba recurse command registry files settings and passwords relative identifier (RID) remote announce option (smb.conf file) 2nd 3rd remote browse sync option (smb.conf file) 2nd remote logons [See roaming profiles] resolv.conf file 2nd resource names and types (NetBIOS) restrict anonymous option (smb.conf file) roaming profiles 2nd [See also mandatory profiles]3rd changing to mandatory profiles configuring Samba for Windows 95/98/Me for Windows NT/2000/XP for defining a logon path for Windows NT/2000/XP clients definitive documentation how they work options possible problems restricting users from editing their own setting path to directory (Windows NT/2000/XP) smb.conf file Temporary Internet Files folder time synchronization users logged onto multiple clients warning root access root accounts [See also domain administrator] adding root user to Samba •s password database specifying users with root permissions root dir option (smb.conf file) root directory option (smb.conf file) root option (smb.conf file) root postexec option (smb.conf file) 2nd root preexec close option (smb.conf file) 2nd root preexec option (smb.conf file) 2nd 3rd roving profiles [See roaming profiles] rpcclient commands rpcclient program 2nd rpm command (Unix)
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