ACLs are pretty flexible so you can set them up however you want to grant/deny permissions to whatever users/groups fits your environment. With ACLs you are not restricted to the old owner/group/everyone POSIX model so I'm not sure that I understand why you have to give access to everyone.
Afshin Richard Bruce wrote: > Please correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't your solution leave the root of > each group share open to everyone if we want members of the group to be able > to access and write to the root of their assigned storage? Won't we have to > set the share permissions to allow everyone RWX access in order to allow > group members to write to the root? We don't want the root contents of the > group shares to be to be browsable by everyone. > > Thanks, > Richard > >> Currently with ZFS you can only set quotas on file >> systems and that has >> nothing to do with shares or ACLs. So what you do is >> create a ZFS file >> system for each group, set the quota on the file >> systems, share them out >> the and set the ACL on the shared directories. >> >> Afshin _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
