I'm looking for a function from samba side:
I want to hide files if the owner is not me, though I have read/write
permissions on those files.
Can samba do this?
Because samba can hide unreadable files, so is there a way to hide files
if the owner is not me?
it doesn't matter what kind of permissions are already setup on those
files(I don't want to change it),
something like in the samba share config:
hide owner != %U
Thanks
Allen
Daniel Müller wrote:
What are you doing? If you can reach share1 then you can see the files. You
have the right to! Even if it is a group-share
then the single user owner doesn' t matter!?
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hide unreadable = yes
on global config
This parameter is really good for my usage, it hides directories and
files that user cannot access.
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Eero,
RHCE
It works like a charm.
Thank you.
I found this post on the list, and it' not the solution for me.
My questions is:
Do we have a setting to hide files on samba share1 if the files' owner
is not me?
and, still I can read&write those files through samba share2.
Samba share1 and share2 point to the same /path/folder.
Thanks,
Allen
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