Im not sure if this is a bug or if Im somehow doing this entirely incorrectly.
Let me describe what I am after, btw I am using snv_118. I have one user named 'home' which is the user I created when installing OpenSolaris. I created a raidz2 fs called storage, and then a sub directory using zfs create called storage/backup. After that I created a few 'Basic Solaris Users' and gave them passwords in CIFS. Now all that I want is for any user to be able to read,write,execute,delete anything in any folder. So to accomplish this I tried the basics such as: chmod -R 777 /storage/backup If a user creates a folder on their Windows machine, my 'home' account cannot write or change any files they created. So to test this out I created a folder (on the local opensolaris machine using 'home') in my /storage/backup and merely tried to create a file (which I can do) then I tried to write to it (which claims I dont have the correct permissions) So I decided maybe some permissions were getting messed up so I did: chown -R home /storage/backup to make sure that everything was owned by home. Still I couldn't write to the file I created. Ive about gone insane trying to figure out how to just merely have any user access anything. If I right click on a folder and go to permissions, I can change it to 'read/write' but when I click OK, then go back into the permissions screen, it didn't save the read/write part of that. So is this a bug or do I just have no idea how to assign permissions? Once I figure this out, I would like the user 'home' to make certain folders read only for the basic users. Thank you for your time -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
