I have a RHEL box running samba for a file sharing server using the windows 2000 active directory accounts. Everything works fine with the security and everyone has read-write access to the files, but I am forcing the group settings, but it seems that the users settings are being pushed as well. Each user in the group should have rights to delete the files if need be, but they can not. The only people that can delete are the original file owners. Yes these are Word and Excel files as well as the general directory "folders" Can I force just the group on all of these so everyone can have full control over the files? I swear that this worked in the original setup I did on this server, but it seems to be broken now. On another note if I may ask: I also could originally use SWAT from my workstation to administer Samba, but now it seems that I always have to go directly to the machine to do it. How do I re-enable my ability to remotely log in to SWAT. I haven't changed the settings file since the I originally put it in 1.5 year ago, and have somewhat forgotten all the steps I took to get it working. The problems of being the lone IT guy in a small company...... Thanks,
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