On one of my project systems here, I have set up a minimal Debian install that guests can use if they need to do so. Now, on my network, I have an NAS drive with a set of shared directories for various purposes (Multimedia, Documents, share and so on). How can I set up my /etc/fstab so that the only remote share the guest can see is share, yet when I am logged in on my own account, I can access them all?
The group all of the shares are assigned to is nogroup. The guestuser account is not a member of nogroup. Here is a sample entry from my fstab. This is gives owner, group, and others full access, which is how share will remain. //CALYPSO/Documents /Calypso/Documents smbfs auto,lfs,rw,users,umask=0677,file_mode=0677,dir_mode=0677,uid=scarletdown,gid=nogroup,password= 0 0 How do I change it so that guest user has no access at all? I've tried everything imaginable, and it is still granting full access to everyone.
