According to the smb.conf man page, using @group is equavelnt to &+group
where '&' means check it as an NIS netgroup and '+' means check it as a
local UNIX group. Just +group should be what I want (I'm not using NIS)
but I admit I haven't tested much with @group.
Another interesting facet is that the RHEL-provided samba builds *do
not* exhibit the problem I'm seeing. They bundle in a number of patches.
Apparently one (or more) of them is changing this specific behavior.
Brian
On 9/11/2013 3:18 PM, Brian Cuttler wrote:
I thought it was "@group" rather than "+group" in the
samba.conf share definition...
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Youngstown State University
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