All right, I have set up 3 shares on my Linux server and 2 machines that use the server. All 3 shares I have full access to (read, write, execute) on my one machine. The other machine (which is also a different user as well) can read/execute the files in one of the shares. That's set up how I need it basically.

The problem/question I have is I was wondering if it's possible to ONLY have me to see ALL 3 shares, and the other machine to ONLY see the 1 they are supposed to connect to. I have tried messing with the browsable options and such, but it seems I am forced to leave those 2 other shares invisible from my machine even though I still got full access to them. Am I going to have to set up user scripts in order for something like this to work?

With browseable = no & rights not equivalent to 777 & valid users = x for any share; will help you in this case.

Gave it a whirl, but it didn't really do anything different. Still left it to only have the 1 folder that I want public to be displayed.