compatibility. TDB SAM requires no further configuration. It's just going to read local users off of your machine or something like that and just kind of handle everything for you. SAMBA password, which is what I'm used to. You used to have to manually add users and passwords, sort of as in this sort of separate kind of like SAMBA only club. It was a bit weird. So it feels like this is probably an upgrade all in all. I'm just not familiar with it. And then that I think is the end of the global section. Pretty much that means that you, you know, the essentials. There are then the share configurations, or rather the share definitions. And those occur in sort of INI configuration format, just as the rest of it did. So it's bracket homes, for instance. You don't have to call it that, but let's say you did. Bracket homes, close bracket. And then there are, there's a set of options that you can provide to talk about who can access a specific shared directory. So for instance, and this is (47/53)
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