>Clients that have write access to the exported part of the file system under a share via SMB1 unix extensions or NFS can create symlinks that
So, it's not symlinks broken, but SMB1 unix extensions broken when exposed to the world for symlink creation. AIU this features doesn't even serve windows interoperability. And if the author wanted to disable all symlinks altogether, what is the purpose of these extensions?
So, it's not symlinks broken, but SMB1 unix extensions broken when exposed to the world for symlink creation. AIU this features doesn't even serve windows interoperability. And if the author wanted to disable all symlinks altogether, what is the purpose of these extensions?