Re: [SLUG] smbstatus -d does not does who is logged in

From: Ronan Heffernan (ronan@iotcorp.com)
Date: Tue Jun 25 2002 - 08:11:30 EDT

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> # Global parameters
> [global]
> admin users = pwgrant,user1

I hope that I understand the situation; if so, then the problem should
be the above line. Anything that 'pwgrant' does, or that 'user1' does,
will be done as root. This allows those users to have full root
permissions to the entire share. I think that this would also cause
them to be reported as 'root'.

--ronan

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