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post is couple weeks old but if youre wondering...
you could reinstall smb4k as root....or
#chown root filename (change ownership, if root doesnt already own it of course)
# chmod 4755 filename
# ls -l
-rwsr-xr-x 1 root nobody 49358 Oct 7 14:39 filename
pasted from
http://krnlpanic.com/tutorials/permissions.php (<read it)
as and allowing programs to be suid root is generally a NOT so hot idea... (smb4k is not SUID on my system, nor should it be on yours i dont think. However smbmnt and smbumount should be SUID -but thats all part of your samba install)
if you still need an answer....
-bemused0
