natrixgli
May 2nd, 2008, 04:25 PM
Hello,
Here is the deal: I have an SSH server that employees are allowed to connect to, and would like to make a windows share on another server available.
Server 1: Ubuntu 7.10 server, AD domain member, ACL support.
Server 2: Win2K3 server, AD domain controller
I can mount \\server2\share on /media/whatever using mount.cifs, however I want ALL users to be able to access the share when logged into server 1 via ssh.
It works, assuming I mount the share as a domain admin, the problem is that when they browse to the share at /media/whatever the Windows ACL's are totally ignored allowing any user to have a field day and view everyone's files. Essentially they are connected as whatever domain admin mounted the share!
I do not want to have to create a separate mount point for each user. There has got to be a way to mount a windows share and have windows ACL respected by the Linux box....
This is only a temp. solution whilst we migrate data off the Windows box over to the Samba one.
Any help would be appreciated!
Cheerio,
-n8
Here is the deal: I have an SSH server that employees are allowed to connect to, and would like to make a windows share on another server available.
Server 1: Ubuntu 7.10 server, AD domain member, ACL support.
Server 2: Win2K3 server, AD domain controller
I can mount \\server2\share on /media/whatever using mount.cifs, however I want ALL users to be able to access the share when logged into server 1 via ssh.
It works, assuming I mount the share as a domain admin, the problem is that when they browse to the share at /media/whatever the Windows ACL's are totally ignored allowing any user to have a field day and view everyone's files. Essentially they are connected as whatever domain admin mounted the share!
I do not want to have to create a separate mount point for each user. There has got to be a way to mount a windows share and have windows ACL respected by the Linux box....
This is only a temp. solution whilst we migrate data off the Windows box over to the Samba one.
Any help would be appreciated!
Cheerio,
-n8