In SuseLinux 8.1 and 8.2, when I use this plugin the parameter Security Level = user disapears. This happened in all the computers I used the plugin. Everything goes ok when reconfigured by hand or with Webmin (for example).
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This is no bug, this is a feature!
All parameters, that have the default value are deleted.
security = share is the default value, so it
disappears. Samba will still use security = share!
You can check this by using the testparm program.
Greetings,
Jan Schfer
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Sorry, but this is a bug :). He is talking about security = user. If the plugin writes smb.conf back to disk, the security parameter isn't written if it is set to server in the GUI.
Greetings,
Karsten Hoffrath
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In SuseLinux 8.1 and 8.2, when I use this plugin the parameter Security Level = user disapears. This happened in all the computers I used the plugin. Everything goes ok when reconfigured by hand or with Webmin (for example).
This is no bug, this is a feature!
All parameters, that have the default value are deleted.
security = share is the default value, so it
disappears. Samba will still use security = share!
You can check this by using the testparm program.
Greetings,
Jan Schfer
Sorry, but this is a bug :). He is talking about security = user. If the plugin writes smb.conf back to disk, the security parameter isn't written if it is set to server in the GUI.
Greetings,
Karsten Hoffrath