Hi Eric
I shouldn't need to to that, i already have a "admin users = @domain+itgroup" entry in the smb.conf.... effectly does the same thing but much sexier.
thanks
I could be missing something, but it sounds like your problem comes from the UNIX side of the server. 'administrator' would have to be a UNIX user with permission to rwx those directories. e.g. you could create a new group 'administrator,' make all the home folders owned by <username>and 'administrator' group with 770 permissions. Make administrator a member of administrator group (add to /etc/group) and he should be able to rwx. I think?
On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 13:58:26 +1100, ip.guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all...
i have a little problem with an include statement in my smb.conf.
what i want to achieve is to allow the "administrator" user access to "read/write/browse" to all the users home drives under "/array2/samba/homes"
can anyone see why even after the include file was added, the administrator user is not able to browse /array2/samba/homes/* ?
[homes] browseable = no writeable = Yes include = /etc/samba/%U path = /array2/samba/homes/%U force create mode = 770 create mask = 0770
#include file called "administrator" [homes] browseable = yes writeable = yes path = /array2/samba/homes/
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