Hi List
Thanks for all the help. I found a solution. The solution was for to use
"force user". Now shared files are owned by the same user and this
solves my permissions problem.
Thanks for the help
Regards,
Dennis
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Am Dienstag 26 Mai 2009 11:13:13 schrieb Dennis Duggen:
> Hi list
>
> I have trouble setting up the system permissions to be secure. Here my
> basic setup.
>
> 2 groups: users and staff
>
> /home/user should have the permissions user:users rwx--
> /mnt/staff should have the permissions user:sta
Hi,
hm that's strange. I just rethought my setup and I remember having set
posix default ACL's on the folders that permit the reading for the
groups.
I'm not quite sure if this was only to allow proper access to user
coming via SSH/ scp or if it is also needed by samba.
Maybe you wanna give it a
Hi Liutauras
> Then you create new file in [admin] share, what do you get with command
> ll /mnt/admin?
I guess you mean "ll" = "ls -la"
-rwxrwx--- 1 bj staff 0 May 28 12:00 Ny Tekstdokument.txt
bj is one of the users, his primary group is users but he is member of
the group staff.
So
Hi
> I have a quite similar setup (maybe a littler bit more complex, since my...
> My solution was to disable 'nt acl support' by setting:
> nt acl support = no
It doesn't do it for me. As soon as i set the permissions to 770 it
breakes again. It seams to me that the creating user has suffi
Hi,
I have a quite similar setup (maybe a littler bit more complex, since my
users can also save files via SSH) and a problem, that I couldn't
rename/ edit existing office (word/ excel/ ...) documents under windows
XP.
My solution was to disable 'nt acl support' by setting:
nt acl support
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Dennis Duggen
wrote:
> Hi Liutauras
>
>> I don't see any share for /home/user and /mnt/staff in your smb.conf.
>> If create file in a share, what system permissions do you get? Paste rwx
>> style.
> [homes] is the /home
> [admin] is the staff one
>
Then you creat
Hi Liutauras
> I don't see any share for /home/user and /mnt/staff in your smb.conf.
> If create file in a share, what system permissions do you get? Paste rwx
> style.
[homes] is the /home
[admin] is the staff one
Dennis
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On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Dennis Duggen
wrote:
> Hi list
>
> I have trouble setting up the system permissions to be secure. Here my
> basic setup.
>
> 2 groups: users and staff
>
> /home/user should have the permissions user:users rwx--
> /mnt/staff should have the permissions user:sta
Hi list
I have trouble setting up the system permissions to be secure. Here my
basic setup.
2 groups: users and staff
/home/user should have the permissions user:users rwx--
/mnt/staff should have the permissions user:staff rwxrwx---
For the last one users should'nt have access.
I test with
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