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Hi Dear,

I have installed samba 4 in centos, and configured smb.conf,
then i enter ip server and enter username and password,  and it show other directories for another users,
how can in samba anyone only see your share (your directory)?

thanks,
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Have you looked at access based enumeration:

https://gist.github.com/skarllot/8472768
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Hamid Ali

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thanks dear,

i test it but still, when i login with a user i see another directories for other users?

do my question is ambiguous ?

thanks,
Try adding the following to each of the "share" profiles you wish to hide

hide unreadable = yes
hide unwriteable files = yes
access based share enum = yes

Remember to restart your samba service when done

Let us know how you make out

Ken
Hi Hamid take a look at this link how to install and configure samba in centos.

http://www.krizna.com/centos/installing-configuring-samba-centos-6/
Hamid

Any response on this ? I assume you got it working ok after enabling ABE
Hi Dear and very thanks for your helps,
ok, but i install samba 4 and it work well, but my question is :

when a user log in to \\192.168.0.10 and then enter username and password, he can see other directories that belong to another user ,
i want user can not see them?

can you help me  please?

thanks,
Even in windows server you see other directories, you just cannot access them, there is a way in windows to use $ signs to hide the files/folders


Hiding files and directories in Linux is very simple. All you have to do is append a period at the beginning of the name of the file/directory.

With terminal:

mv filename .filename

Taken from ask ubuntu should be similar in Centos
thanks, so dont way exist way for show only directory user and dont show other directories ?
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Thanks Dears,