Bill Shirley ha escrit: > I don't see anything wrong with your share, but I don't understand it > either. If "produ" is the only user that can access this share, why worry > about user and group attributes? Well, it's a bit complicated. I will try to explain the situation. I have a linux box that works as a ftp server where a Xerox Docutech 135 is attached. Yes, a photocopier (a big photocopier, for mass production) uses the linux box as a "box" to save the jobs, and do it by ftp. Manage the files and the folder with the photocopier is slow, and annoying. As the people at work only knows M$ Windows I did a system that the people manage the jobs from a win box using samba to manage the files in the directory of the docutech. The problem was that from the win box I don't have any problems, but if I try to delete a job from the docutech (that had been created or copied from windows/samba) I cannot because the file has root owner. It's worried because I think that is a security hole because samba writes a file using root where the config say that has to be docutech owner. Produ is a normal user in the linux box that only use the samba and has a entry in /etc/passwd. And /home/users/docutech is the home directory of the docutech user and ../fitxers-docutech a normal directory of docutech home directory. And the cat /etc/smbusers Unix_name = SMB_name1 SMB_name2 ... root = administrator admin nobody = guest pcguest smbguest Well, thanks a lot. Leo
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