> Flávio Henrique wrote: > > > Hi guys! > > > > I made some shares here through samba 2.2.8 and put the permissions in > > this share like this: 'chmod -R 777 /share', to make sure that all users > > will open... > > > > and everything goes fine... > > > > but after some time, nobody can access the share... > > so, I open the log in /var/log/samba/log.user, i.e., and I can see the > > problem: "Can't chage the directory to /share (Permission denied)" > > > > but the permission is 777, like I said before... > > > > the share only works again if I type 'chmod -R 777 /share' again... > > > > this is the only reason that I can not change definitely my server... > > > > plz, someone have a hint for this ?? > > > > thanx > > > > Flávio Henrique > > > > > > It sounds like you have msec running along behind you cleaning up the > permissions..
I can't understand this... what's 'msec' ?? > > 777 is a dangerous permission and you shouldn't be suing it.. Yes, I know, but I use this just to see if the share it will be done... > > You are better off telling samba to use one user for all users.. and > then set the files to 600 > in the shares., (and change their owner and group to the owner and group > that you have just set the share up to use.) > > > Try something like this for a share: > > [myshare] > comment = a test share > path = /home/allusers > force user = franki > force group = franki > public = no > writable = yes > printable = no > > But do your think this have relations with why my share is losting after some time? for explanation, I use my linux as a single machine in my network (without domain, just a workgroup) thanx Flávio Henrique > Thats much better security then using open permissions.. > > > -- > rgds > > > Frank Hauptle (aka Franki) > >
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