Hi, samba will first honor the linux permissions to any file or folder, so first make clear that the wanted permission are able to your native nix systems. If this is ok you can take samba to control permissions to this share for win clients like i e. readlist = @readers writelist = @writers, Admin read the samba doku about this, there is also the chance to make use of group mapping and acl , which might be more complicated to setup reading man smb.conf will give you all anwers you need Regards
Haim Kalderon schrieb:
Hello group,
I have Windows 2000 workstations and Linux 9 that runs applications
and file servers.
Samba is running and I see all shares on the Linux box.
What I need to do is give a certain directory a share as follows:
All users will be able to see, read and browse this directory.
Only an administrator user will be able to write/delete this directory.
This is how the share in the smb.conf looks like:
[mfg]
comment = mfgpro file server
path = /mfg
readonly = yes
public = yes
Thanks for your help,
HaimK
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