On Monday 27 Jan 2003 11:33 pm, Steve Jeppesen wrote: > I think the problem is since I am not using samba for my linux p.c. to > connect to the linux server, NFS is keeping my permissions on anything I > create into the shared directory - thus no one using samba can add > anything or change what I create within the same shared folder. > > Is there any way to make NFS change anything I create on the linux > server to a "public" share so to speak? Other than the fact that after > I create a file or folder in the shared folder - I can go back into and > chmod 0777 <file/folder>...but that would be a hassle to do everytime. > > Thanks for the help Stephen, I should have seen that one myself but ya > know sometimes ppl need to just take a break from something that is not > going right and come back to it later with a fresh mind set.
I don't know anything about nfs really, but I just wondered if this suggestion would help. Why not make a group for those users and make your default group to be that one? I would have thought that all of them would be able to use the files then, whether locally or remote. Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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