are we speaking about MAC Excel or Windows Boxes only?
we´ve had several issues with Office Mac, see
"[Samba] Mac OSX breaking POSIX rights with SMB/CIFS"
cheerz
Oleg Starshinov wrote:
Hi Everyone,
We have a Samba 3.0.20b server running in a multi-user environment.
There is a "serveruser" username that does batch processing on the files
using VB.NET code.
There are many other regular users: "user1", "user2", etc...
They are all part of the "users" group
If "user1" opens up a file in Excel, it changes the ownership on the
file and permissions to:
User - rwe
Group - rw-
Other - ---
The default setting is:
User - rwe
Group - rwe
Other - ---
I can live with the change of the permissions, but it also changes the
ownership from "serveruser" to "user1".
As part of my code, the server applies a "Normal" attribute to the files
once it is done copying them.
It works fine when the "serveruser" is the owner of the file, but when
someone else owns the file an exception is raised.
This is the line of code: File.SetAttributes(myFile.FullName,
FileAttributes.Normal)
I can open and save the files with any user name, but the setting of the
attribute is only allowed if I own the file.
Is this by design or am I missing something?
As a workaround I included this line in the conf file:
force user = serveruser
I would rather have the last user that saved the file to be registered
as the owner.
Here is the conf file relating to that share:
writeable = yes
path = /data
force user = serveruser
write list = @users
force directory mode = 2775
force group = users
valid users = user1,user2,serveruser,@users
create mode = 0771
directory mode = 2775
Thanks,
Oleg.
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