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Mark Shellenbaum wrote:
|> What ACL have you setup on the root directory of share? What does
|> "ls -dV /tank" show
|
|> and what is the permission of files you have created via CIFS? What
|> does "ls -V <file>" show.
Apologies this was originally posted to the previous poster and not the
list. Getting used to a new MUA
Ok I've tried to reduce this as simply as I can to see where my problems
lie.
If I reset the perms to trivial and apply the following:
chmod -R A+group:staff:rwxpAWCo:allow tank
Then it works as expected and the user in the staff group can perform
actions with the same rights as the owner. However once a directory is
created it assumes perms like so:
d---------+ 2 matthewh staff 2 May 27 07:44 test/subdir
user:matthewh:rwxpdDaARWcCos:-------:allow
~ group:2147483648:rwxpdDaARWcCos:-------:allow
Which means that administering the files in the future becomes very
difficult. What I want to do is something like this:
chmod A+group:staff:rwxpAWCo:fd:allow tank
To allow all newly created files to be managed fully by the staff group.
~ This doesn't work and while I can create a directory, I can't set the
name, rename it, delete it or anything else.
This just doesn't seem to make sense. There must be a simple way to do
what I want but ACLs make the job much more difficult than I think it
should be.
I've been reading through the zfsadmin pdf file and it looks like what I
want to do should work, yet it doesn't.
Can anyone please supply some examples of how they solved a problem like
this?
Thanks in advance
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Matt Harrison
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http://blog.genestate.com
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