Re: [Samba] Delete permission question

[Felipe Augusto van de Wiel]

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On 03/04/2007 11:05 PM, Richard Greaney wrote:
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 I am not using any ACLs, nor am I using any special entries 
 in the service definition of my smb.conf.
 
 [infoshare]
path = /var/www/infoshare
writable = yes
force group = folder-infoshare-modify
 
 ls -l /var/www/
 drwxrwx---+   6 root folder-infoshare-modify 4096 infoshare

What are the permissions of the files inside the infoshare?


 In this case, my users belong to the correct group
 (folder-infoshare-modify) so they can write to the share 
 without problem. However, unless their username is root,
 none of these users will be able to delete any file they
 save. Is there a way to do this?

Is a user that can't delete files via samba able to delete
the files in a shell (ssh, or terminal)?


 I hope I have made this clear enough.
 If anyone can assist, I'd appreciate it.
 Regards
 Richard

Kind regards,

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[Samba] Delete permission question

[Richard Greaney]

Hi all

I have been trying to figure this out but have decided to give in and
ask the list.

I am setting up a samba share that is writeable by numerous users. This
is no problem - put them in the necessary group and chmod g+w that
directory. The problem is that only the user who owns the parent
directory is able to delete files from it. I know that dir permissions
govern who can and can't delete files on Unix, but I'd like anyone to be
able to delete any file within that directory structure.

I am not using any ACLs, nor am I using any special entries in the
service definition of my smb.conf.

[infoshare]
   path = /var/www/infoshare
   writable = yes
   force group = folder-infoshare-modify

ls -l /var/www/
drwxrwx---+   6 root folder-infoshare-modify 4096 infoshare

In this case, my users belong to the correct group
(folder-infoshare-modify) so they can write to the share without
problem. However, unless their username is root, none of these users
will be able to delete any file they save. Is there a way to do this?

I hope I have made this clear enough.

If anyone can assist, I'd appreciate it.

Regards
Richard

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