On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 03:36:21PM +0200, Lukas Grässlin wrote: > I have a problem: I set up samba on my home server to share some files. > In my smb.conf I set to the shares "directory mode = 0775" and "create > mode = 0664". So new files will have 664 permissions and new dirs 775 > permissions. If I access to the smb shares over my file explorer and > create files an dirs, they get the permissions on the server I set in > the smb.conf. So it works! > Now the problem: If I mount the share and create there files and dirs, > they _DO NOT_ get the permissions on the server they should have (The > perimssions I set in the smb.conf) > My mount command: > > mount -t cifs -o username=user,password=pass,iocharset=utf8 > //home-server/share /share > (mount -t smbfs doesn't work) > > I hope you're able to understand my (probably) english ;-)
You're seeing cifs/samba unix extension. The client determines the mask according to the local umask. If you really don't want this, try "unix extensions = no". Volker
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