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[opensuse] Re: smbfs vs. cifs mounts to samba shares {solved}
- From: Joachim Schrod <jschrod@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 07 May 2008 15:58:41 +0200
- Message-id: <fvscih$sn3$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
John Andersen wrote:
I'm curious -- what do you have to coordinate?
Don't you have LDAP/NIS/whatever-based netwide authentication with central account creation (i.e., centrally managed accounts with common uids?)
For most SMB or SOHO installations that should suffice and delivers netwide UIDs/GIDs as a side-effect.
Your problem comes up mostly in large installations, when account creation is delegated to different departments or two companies merge. Or in very small installations that don't use LDAP -- but then, I'd use it for any network with > 2 systems. Well, maybe even for a network with 2 systems...
Joachim
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SMBmount/CIFSmount work every bit as fast, and since I always
needed them anyway, why bother coordinating all the UID/GIDs for what
was basically a very insecure system anyway...
I'm curious -- what do you have to coordinate?
Don't you have LDAP/NIS/whatever-based netwide authentication with central account creation (i.e., centrally managed accounts with common uids?)
For most SMB or SOHO installations that should suffice and delivers netwide UIDs/GIDs as a side-effect.
Your problem comes up mostly in large installations, when account creation is delegated to different departments or two companies merge. Or in very small installations that don't use LDAP -- but then, I'd use it for any network with > 2 systems. Well, maybe even for a network with 2 systems...
Joachim
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