> >Try doing a chmod -R 777 on the entire shared volume and see if you still
> >have the same problems. If they have gone away (as they did when I first
> >started with Netatalk) them you can start a user & group plan of the server.
>
> Why have files executable? It makes no sense at all and if files have
>to be accessed from the unix side, this could be confusing. At least it's
>unpleasant.
My understanding of netatalk,
The group permissions are very important, the owner permission are secondary.
And since you do not execute "MAC" files or programs on the netatalk host,
I would do a
chmod -R 2666 (do allow everyone access including
when someone creates new folders)
or
chmod -R 2660 (do allow only those in the group to access
including when someone in the group creates a sub-folder)
Robert Bell.
