It maybe isn't the problem now, but it may be that your OS has a cron job, utility, or
patch that modifies the permissions of files/directories under "/dev". This is
because it may assume that all files/directories there are devices. For that reason
alone, I would definitely find another locati
[accounts]
browseable = yes
path = /dev/accounts
read only = no
write list = @accounts
create mask = 770
directory mask = 770
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Try it with with:
read only = yes
It still my not work the way you want, but at least having a write list
will make sense.
Patrick
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On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 07:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1 # mkdir /dev/accounts
> 2. # chgrp accounts /dev/accounts
> 3. # chmod 0770 /dev/accounts ##i think these are right for
> Owner & group ###
this looks right to me..
except is is weird to have a share in the dev tree...
are y
Dear SAmba
Sorry to trouble you again but here is my problem.
I want to have a directory writeable only for users in a unix group
"accounts"
so i need to do two things.
1. Create the group and user in linux
2. Create the relevant masks for the samba share for this directory
so i do this:
1 #
