> Yes, msec will mess your permissions up on /share. I will > show you how to do this for the samba share "docs" that is > accessable by "docusers". You already have /share so as root > > cd /share > chown root.root . > chmod 755 . > groupadd docusers > mkdir -m 2770 docs > chown root.docusers docs > > add this to smb.conf > [Docs] > comment = share for docusers > path = /share/docs > browseable = no > guest ok = no > valid users = @docusers > writeable = yes > create mask = 771 > directory mask = 770 > map hidden = yes > map archive = yes > map system = yes > available = yes > > now edit /etc/group and find the entry for docusers > > docusers:x:499: > > [Note, the number may be different. That's ok.] > > now add the users that you want to be able to access this share > to this line and save your changes > > docusers:x:499:user1,user2,user4 > > > After saving the changes, then finally do a: > > service smb reload > > Your users may have to log off and back on before they > can map the drive. They won't see the share in Network > Neighborhood because we set browesable = no. Change it > to yes if needed. If you make a change you must do: > > service smb reload > > and they MAY need to log off and back on to see your change. > > > Each file or directory created in /share/docs will be owned > by the user that created it and have the group of "docusers". > All members of group "docusers" can edit/delete files/directories. > > Hope this helps, > > Bill Shirley
Maybe this helps... seems this happens only if the conection is idle for some time... If I keep working in the client machine, the /share/docs works without problems thanx Flávio Henrique
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