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[davidep (Davide Principi)]

@planet_jeroen

There is no special case on a home share that would make it logical to set Domain Admins with full control there, so imho it shouldnt get a special mention as it will confuse people into thinking they need this permission for a home share.

This is the rationale provided by @GG_jr that seems reasonable

Administrative access to all shared folders

Even if you use NS as DC-AD/File server at home, you will want to protect your children by their “youth mistakes” and you will want to see what they do. But, I always talk about NS as a professional product. In a company network, there are no “private data”. If you may have access to personal email, cloud, …, all those have nothing in common with company data. All data in the network are property of the company. The access to those data is hierarchically. As system administrator, a…

samba-audit could also plug its configuration to provide audit logs about home$ (ab)use too…