move preserves, copy creates as new. not a bug, by Windows design.
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 11:28 AM, R.Brunsendorf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> assume two folders (directory A and B) with the sgid-bit (2770) enabled,
> owned by different groups and located on the same samba-share with
> "inherit permissions
Hi,
assume two folders (directory A and B) with the sgid-bit (2770) enabled,
owned by different groups and located on the same samba-share with
"inherit permissions" option enabled for the share:
moving some files on a windows machine from directory A to dir B the
group-ownership of the files do
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On Tue, 2005-03-22 at 14:22 -0800, Tom Naves wrote:
> I am using Samba-3. I have a samba share named art. Is there any way to get
> all files and folders that are created in art to inherit the group
> permissions of art?
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I am using Samba-3. I have a samba share named art. Is there any way to get
all files and folders that are created in art to inherit the group
permissions of art?
Thanks,
Tom Naves
System Administrator
Orthodyne Electronics
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Hallo David Wilson,
> M... I wonder what else I could try ?
> Perhaps it would easier if I configure ACL support and just set the
> permissions manually each time a new file is copied to the users' areas by
> a Domain Admin ?
I think you doesn't need in this case ACL support because the Pr
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Sorry I'm late on this thread, but would 'force user = ' force group = '
work?
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Hi Craig,
Thanks for your reply.
My suggestions for using a preexec script is a sort
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Hallo David Wilson,
Hi Thomas,
Thank you for your reply and the information.
Will the "s"-Bit cause all new files that are written by a
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Am I the only one that thinks it's a terrible idea? When I need to make
changes to user profiles, I use things like...
l
Am I the only one that thinks it's a terrible idea? When I need to make
changes to user profiles, I use things like...
logon script
perl/shell script updates on actual samba server
but I suppose that you could have a 'pre-exec' script that changes the
ownership of all files in a person's profile
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Hallo David Wilson,
If the adminis
Hallo David Wilson,
> If the administrator(root) had to write a file (test.txt) to the user1
> folder and I had "inherit permissions" turned on, then file would be
> written as:
> rwx-- 16 root Domain Admins 0 2005-01-21 07:07 test.txt
> Unfortunately I need "user1" to own the
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David Wilson wrote:
|>> If the administrator connects to \\server\userprofile\user1 and
|>> writes a file named "test.txt" into the directory the permissions
|>> from the directory "user1" are not propagated down to the new file.
|>> My permissions on t
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Hi guys,
Unfortunately I'm still battling with this.
Perhaps I've missed somethin
Hi guys,
Unfortunately I'm still battling with this.
Perhaps I've missed something ?
Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Kindest regards
David Wilson
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Hi guys,
How are you ?
We have a share named [userprofile] on our Samba-3.0.9 server where each
users' profile is stored.
Fairly often a user which is not the user that owns the profile i.e and
admin, needs to copy files into other users' profile folders.
The problem which then arises is that the
the users "homes" share was also shared separately to automatically map the drive
via "logon drive = h:"
samba was applying standard linux perms to files in homes.
my solution: change home directory in /etc/passwd to something else, and
use a logon.bat to map the drives we need.
simple really, too
redhat9, samba 3.0.2a-1 as pdc, wins, xp-pro domain clients, smbpasswd
backend.
all files created get stock 744 perms
directories created in the samba share get 755
I cant seem to over-ride these?
I would like 770
my share definition has..
[share]
path = /mypath
valid users = @staff
writable = yes
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