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On 02/01/14 04:58, Anton Afanasyev wrote:

> Why not simply set up a web server with the same auth settings as in
> Samba?

I though about this, but would rather use a dedicated tool.


> ... and you may end up having to maintain two sets of settings,

This is exaclty what I'd like to avoid.



> That said, if you do end up using one of the solutions you mentioned (or
> similar), it would be great if you could provide some details (perf,
> your number of users, typical load, etc).

I still have no figures, since the server is not yet in production; 
however user base will be very small and (I guess) the use of this tool 
very occasional.


  bye & Thanks
	av.