You could try making all users of this Database members of the same Unix group and use the "force group" option for the share. Ensure the *.ldb file has group rw access for this group.
HTH Richard Smart On 28 May 2002 at 14:08, David Vazquez Guzman wrote: > > Hello there, i have a little network in wich we use a MS Access 2000 > DB, > currently i�m sharing it on Win2000 and i want to to share it on > samba, but > since Access DB�s create a *.ldb lock file within each opened session > of > each user in the DB is kind of a log of the sessions, the same file > that > must be accessed R/W by all the users in the net, so here is the > tricky > part, i set up the samba sevice, and works like a charm, but when we > get to > the *.ldb file is the problem since the user that opens the db first > is the > one that creates the file and the rest of the user just write the file > after, it is the problem cuase the can�t since the file has user > privileges, > so i checked the docs at samba.org and the bes i found was the > oplocks so > disable it but it still doesn�t work, so i spent the weekend > thinking and > the best i could imagine was to set up a fat32 partition and share it > with > the samba, i belive that is an option, what do you guy think is there > any > way i could give a share no user privileges of this file at least ? > > thaks a lot. > > David Vazquez Guzman > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > INSTITUTO BRILLAMONT > San Pedro Garza Garcia, N.L. > Tel y Fax: +52 (81) 8338 7464 y 8338 7465 Ext. 123 > Visite nuestro Home Page: > http://www.brillamont.edu.mx -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
