Adam Nielsen wrote:
inherit permissions = Yes
What happens if you remove this?
If I remove the "inherit permissions" parameter, newly-created files and
directories have the permissions specified by "create mask" and
"directory mask," respectively. This is as I expected. With "inherit
permissions" set to yes, new files and directories have the same
permissions as the parent directory. As far as I can tell, this only
affects new files/directories.
If you create a new file in the directory here, is the new file owned
by the expected user and group?
Yes.
I'm not sure I understand why the group is taking precendence over the
user permissions. If I log into the same Linux system and my
permissions on a given directory are 0700, I, as the user, have full
access to that directory. However, this is not the behavior I'm seeing
when I connect via SAMBA.
Are you sure you don't have any "map to guest" option that might be
altering the username?
I don't have any such option specifically defined. And, as mentioned
above, new files/directories are created with the proper user and group,
so as far as I can tell, the login ID is being mapped properly.
Thanks!
Eric
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