So normally samba works by matching the username in microsoft windows to the username in linux, and then if the passwords for both accounts are the same then you get access to the folder share from linux.  This is for a simple setup of samba-server in linux, where everything is local in linux and in smb.conf security = user.what i would like to do is set up a temporary samba share as a drop point so only one specific user from any microsoft windows computer can dump some files in there.  I prefer not to make  the folder via samba-server world-writeable and guest ok = yes so anyone can access it.  But i also don't want to go through having to make this one specific microsoft windows user an account on my linux system because he will never need any access to the linux system other than this one time dumping a few files to my samba folder share.Is there a way in smb.conf to create a folder share that will allow access by a specific username from microsoft windows, and not care about password?
samba share for a specific username not having a local account no password
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