Which parameter in smb.conf prohibits users from accessing files outside of the share by following symbolic links?

Setting `wide links = No` in the `smb.conf` prevents Samba from following symbolic links that point to locations outside the current share definition, effectively confining users to the designated share directory and its subdirectories.

`follow links = No` prevents following symbolic links *within* the share, but it does not prevent following links that point *outside* the share directory, which is what `wide links` addresses.

`links = No` is not a standard Samba parameter for controlling symbolic link behavior in this context.

`smbd` does not inherently run in a chroot jail by default; chrooting requires explicit configuration and is not the mechanism Samba uses to control symbolic link traversal outside shares.