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how can i remove normal user access to mount and smbmount??
the reason being - i'm sharing stuff on my windoze machine, which i mount as read-only filesystem on my linux box. But, because i'm sharing it on a Windows 2000 machine, my only option is to share it will *full read/write access*, and simply mount it as a read-only fs. the problem is that any standard user is able to mount or smbmount this windows share into their own directory as a normal filesystem, and make changes, or delete everything! i seriously need to remove standard user access to the "mount" and "smbmount" commands!!! help!!!!!!!!!!! |
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