Using Samba: A File and Print Server for Linux, Unix & Mac OS X, 3rd Edition
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umasks UNC (Universal Naming Convention) defined Unicode uniform resource locators [See URLs, defined] Unix ACLs CIFS extensions configuring clients to access shared resources file permissions versus ACLs permission bits summary viewing processes unix extensions option (smb.conf file) unix password sync option (smb.conf file) 2nd 3rd unix2dos program 2nd update encrypted option (smb.conf file) 2nd upgrading Samba 2nd URLs, defined use client driver option (smb.conf file) use mmap option (smb.conf file) use rhosts option (smb.conf file) 2nd use sendfile option (smb.conf file) user accounting USER environment variable user ID (UID) user option (smb.conf file) user-level security 2nd for Windows 95/98/Me versus share-level security USER.DAT file username level option (smb.conf file) 2nd username map option (smb.conf file) 2nd username option (smb.conf file) 2nd users account files in Windows adding new adding to Windows 2000 Windows 95/98/Me Windows NT Windows XP debugging particular deleting account automatically group membership, overriding multiple, adding in Unix single, adding in Unix specifying read-only access users option (smb.conf file) utmp directory option (smb.conf file) utmp file utmp option (smb.conf file)
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