On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 5:50 AM, Charles Tryon <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm not sure if this is an LDAP issue, a Samba issue, a BSD issue or a > FreeNAS issue... > However, my observation in FreeNAS is that, using LDAP, THIS DOESN'T WORK. > If I set the Unix folder permissions in a share to "770", then the actual > owner of the file/folder can open it up, but not other users who are in the > group. The only way to grant access to other users is to set the > permissions to "777" and open it up to the world. Also, the "valid users" > parameter in the Samba conf file doesn't work with a group name. If I > specify a group, then noone can map the share.
Hi Charles, As you can see in my earlier post, my problem may be a bit similar. Mine is samba on zfs with 100+ users. I put all users in the same group as 2ndary member (usermod -G groupname username). I've setup LDAP authentication on the system. The samba shares is 2770 where every users in the group have rwx access. IT WORKS, but after a while some users are reporting they can only READ, not WRITE. Samba log shows this error: NT_NAME_COLLISION....... I've googled, ask everywhere.. seen similar things, but.... So no solution, luckily I found a workaround. Creating a cronjob to restart Samba once a day seems to eliminate the problem. -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
