Hi Josep,
the SMB/CIFS protocol has two modes of operation:
(1) User level security
(2) Share level security.

In the first case, each user is authenticated to the server (not the  
share!). Once the user is authenticated, he or she will have access  
to all shares an all resources according the usual Windows access  
permissions for the user. Since each user can only have one login at  
the server, you can use "sharity login" only once for a given Unix  
user ID.

In the second case, the share itself has the password. Everybody who  
knows the share's password has access to it. This mode is very old  
(it was very popular with Windows 3.11) and is rarely used today  
since individual access permissions on a per-user basis give much  
better control.

If you need to access shares under different identities, you must use  
different Unix users to access them and authenticate each Unix user  
as a different Windows user.

Regards, Christian.


On Oct 30, 2006, at 11:27, jabenzam@libe... wrote:

>
> Hi all.
>
> I'm using sharity to connect to different shared directories in the  
> same
> machine. I'd like to log to each share with a different user, but  
> when I
> log the first time:
>
> # sharity login smb://cpdsf.LIG.local/TRINSURE/TIsisImp/TMediadores -U
> CSCPDTRISIS -P....
>
>
> The login sharity shows is for the machine, not for the share:
>
> # sharity login
> Server or Share                          Remote Name
> Authentication
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --------
> smb://cpdsf.lig.local                    CSCPDTRISIS          NTLM v2
>
>
> So, when I try to log to another share with a different user, sharity
> doesn't seem to do anything:
>
> # sharity login smb://cpdsf.LIG.local/TRINSURE/TSAS -U CSCPDTSAS
> # sharity login
> Server or Share                          Remote Name
> Authentication
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --------
> smb://cpdsf.lig.local                    CSCPDTRISIS          NTLM v2
>
> It doesn't ask for a password for the user, nor makes a second login.
>
> Is there some way to make this work, or you can just have a login to a
> machine?
>
> Thanks,
> Josep Abenza Martí
> Arquitectura WEB, Liberty Seguros
> Tlf. 93 489 05 00 - Ext. 2352
> jabenzam@libe...
>
>
>
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