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--- ubuntu:samba:test_samba_s_ability_to_authenticate_users [2019/12/04 19:54] – created peter
+++ ubuntu:samba:test_samba_s_ability_to_authenticate_users [2023/06/09 16:47] (current) – peter
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-result:
+returns:
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-result:
+returns:
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+returns:
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-If smbd is able to successfully authenticate the login name/password pair and that user is authorized to access the requested share, we are greeted with an **smb: \>** prompt.
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  If smbd is able to successfully authenticate the login name/password pair and that user is authorized to access the requested share, we are greeted with an **smb: \>** prompt.
-If the user was correctly authenticated, but could not access the request service, smbclient reports that the **tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare**.  This is where an invalid sharename has been specified, which can be caused by a misspelled share name, permissions on the share which restrict the user in question from accessing that directory or printer, or a bad path statement in the share’s definition as given by smb.conf.
+  * If the user was correctly authenticated, but could not access the request service, smbclient reports that the **tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare**.
+    * This is where an invalid sharename has been specified, which can be caused by a misspelled share name, permissions on the share which restrict the user in question from accessing that directory or printer, or a bad path statement in the share’s definition as given by smb.conf.
-Exit smb, by typing:
+</WRAP>
+----
+===== Exit smb =====
 <code bash>