Hey there, this is about samba and not the underlying file permissions. If you look at "man 5 smb.conf" it explains how the unix file permissions interact with the samba permissions, but in a nutshell you can specify the user and group people access files as per share/globally aswell as forcing certain permission bits to be set/not set. The relevant options for you are probably:
create mask create mode directory mask directory mode force create mode force directory mode force group Hope it helps Niall Craigsc wrote: >Hiya all > >I need to have a directory /home/public to have >1770 permissions. The group owner is smbusers >and they access this directory though samba. > >My problem is that the directory is set on 1775 >but when users create new files it doesn't carry >the correct permission or group. The user that >creates the file is the group and owner :( > >Any help or ideas would be appreciated > >Craig :) > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
