My Linux system has two users, and I configured samba on it, so some shared directories are accessible by both uses, and some are accessible by one of them.

The problem is when I access the computer from Windows clients and authenticate using the second user (with less permission), the folders which are not accessible are shown (although they are not browsable), how can I hide these folders from this user?

Here is a part of /etc/samba/smb.conf file:

[anonymous]

    path = /repo/samba/anonymous

    writeable = yes

    browseable = yes

    valid users = user1, user2



[archive]

    path = /repo/samba/archive

    writeable = no

    browseable = yes

    valid users = user1, user2



[user1]

    path = /repo/samba/user1

    writeable = yes

    browseable = yes

    valid users = user1



[user1-ro]

    path = /repo/samba/user1-ro

    writeable = no

    browseable = yes

    valid users = user1

When user2 tries to access the server, they see user1 and user1-ro folders too, and I want to hide these two for them.

I shall mention that the linux system runs Ubuntu-MATE 16.04.