>>> >>>>> > Only one question remains, if I add a user to unix/samba it does not >>>>> > >>>> >> appear in the share acl even if I add it to "valid users". >>> >>>>> I do not think that adding users to valid users will do that but if>> >>>>> you set the acl in the posix filesystem it will show up. Well it shows >>>>> up on my domain after I got idmap working. >>> >>> Actually they do not appear even In "valid users". I am using >>> >>security=user based on unix accounts (no domain). Can I set set the acl >>> in >>the posix filesystem ? >>> >>>>> > >>>>> > I have to add the user to the share with >>>>> > >>>>> > setfacl -m u:newuser:r /home/testshare >>>>> > >>>>> > And then change anything I need with mmc. >>>>> > >>>>> > Is there a way around this ? >>>>> > >>>>> I believe that is the correct way. And the valid users is more of a >>>>> >>hack. >>> >>> That means a command line for each new user in the system, hmm.
>> Why not put the users in some group? Why not... it could an idea but for example we have a QNAP with a rather simpler smb.conf running that allows a user with mmc to add the local unix accounts. It doen't even implement acl just security on the share. Either they have hacked samba or I fail to see why I cannot do this. Sebastian -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
