Re: restricted shares

Subject: Re: restricted shares
From: Peter Gutowski (peterg@powervue.com)
Date: Fri Mar 17 2000 - 11:35:00 EST

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The easiest thing that I find is to create a ~/.AppleVolumes file in each users home directory. This *can* be symbolic link to another file. Many of my users of a certain category have this file symlinking to another file in /etc

Works for me.

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Peter Gutowski
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On Friday, March 17, 2000, squeegy+netatalk@squeegy.org wrote:
>I want to have shared folders that some users have access to and othrs
>do not.  Is this handled through setting setting the proper UNIX
>permissions on the shared directories or is this handled through a
>configuration file.  
>
>also can I restrict following symbolic links in netatalk?  Should I?  
>What file is the proper file to put global shares in,
>AppleVolumes.default or AppleVolumes.system?
>
>Thank you
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