There may be another way, but POSIX ACLs will allow you to do what you
want I believe. I use them that way now with one difference--I don't
have shares defined underneath other shares. I'm not sure if that makes
a difference.
Kevin Gutch wrote:
I would like to be able to setup shares i n the following manner.
I want a basic root share folder. Let's say it is the /Home directory.
This will be a shared drive for all users on our network. Everyone
will have read access. Under this folder
will be several shared folders that are user specific. I have done
this but it seems that the /Home directory overwrites the read
attribute for all other directories.
I do not want some of the sub directories to be browsable by certain
users.
Does anyone have any idea how to change this? Does any of this make
sense!?!?!?
Here is an example of my conf file.
[home]
comment = Share Home
path = /home
valid users = List of valid users
read only = No
[marketing]
comment = Marketing Share
path = /home/marketing
admin users = List of valid users
valid users = List of valid users
read list = read only = No
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