On 08/31/2010 10:54 PM, Han Solo wrote:
I have a samba share that has the following permissions:
create mask = 0775
force create mode = 0664
directory create mask = 0775
force directory mode = 0764
1.) Does this means DOS/windows files will be created as rwxrwxr-x per
"create mask" or rw-rw-r-- per "force create mode"?
a mask is a "removal" of bit in the permission, so you get that a bit
wrong :-)
say you have permissions of 777 which in binary is 111-111-111 and a
mask of 022 which is 000-010-010 you have to do the following to get the
final permissions:
111-111-111
- 000-010-010
= 111-101-101
which is 755
N.
2.) Do I need both create mask& force create mode or is one overkill?
3.) Is "directory create mask" an unknown option?
4.) Does force directory mode mean all dos/windows directories created will
be drwxrw-r--?
5.) I have a basic .txt file I created on my windows desktop by
right-clicking>new>text document. I copy that file over to the share in
question& it gets the following permission: -rwxr--r-- where is it getting
that permission from as I'm expecting it to have 0775 or 0664 permisions&
neither is coming over.
Please help! Thanks in advance!
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