Which of the following Samba configuration parameters is functionally identical to the parameter read only=yes?
Which of the following Samba configuration parameters is functionally identical to the parameter read only=yes?
In Samba configuration, the parameter 'read only=yes' is functionally identical to 'writeable=no'. Both configurations prevent users from making changes to the shared files, allowing only read access.
C is correct! here is my smb.conf : dit /etc/samba/smb.conf as the root user. Add the following to the bottom of this file to share the /myshare/ directory through Samba: [myshare] comment = My share path = /myshare public = yes writeable = no as you see , all the users are not allowed to write but read and obviously browse : ######## A is wrong, because here is just “browsing” disable but one is still allowed to overwrite the data and actually there is no need to browse the data first and then writing. ######## B,D, and E are Syntax error
typo: writable=no
C - ok