> To access files on the server share, the client must send authentication
> tockens. This should be send by the daemon and must be get from a file
> on the disk that each user shuold have (the kerberos ticket got by PAM).
> If no file (or invalid one) is available, then it should be accessed as
> guest.
And if they're using shadow passwords and not PAM?
> > How will you handle users with multiple logins on a Domain/Machine ?
>
> The user will already been logged on ONE domain controller.
And if they're not using an LM Domain?
Sorry, but I don't know anything about writing drivers under Linux yet...just
starting so I can get voice over IP working on a proprietary card. However,
I thought I'd interject some ideas, to give you some ideas on how to improve
the initial ideas. It sounds useful, but even in my highly unspecialized
environment, it wouldn't work because I don't use a domain controller, and I
don't use shadow passwords, not PAM.
Most of the machines on our network use Slackware (which doesn't use PAM), and
they're running on a Windows workgroup, not a domain.
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