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February 2nd, 2009
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[SOLVED] 'Who' is using SAMBA?
Is there a command that will let you find out who is accessing a samba share?
Similar to the 'who' command to find out who is logged onto a machine, but instead for SAMBA shares. Does a command like this exist? Really my goal is to work this into a script that will shutdown my server at night so long as NO ONE is using the share. TiA, -BassKozz
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Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit - IP35-Pro | Q6600@3.3ghz(TRUE [lapped]) | G.Skill 2x2GB | MSI NX8600GT | 150GB WD Raptor ||| NAS - Ubuntu 8.10 - Intel D865GBF | P4 3.0GHz | G.Skill 4x1GB | FX5200-AGP | 3x250GB mdadm Raid5 | 200GB OS Last edited by BassKozz; February 2nd, 2009 at 11:24 AM.. |
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