Kyle Rabe wrote:
On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Ryan Stille <[email protected]> wrote:
[websites]
comment = /home/WWW-data
path = /home/WWW-data
read only = no
valid users = rps administrator
create mask = 0664
directory mask = 0775
force user = administrator
force group = nobody
It looks like you're forcing Samba to use the "administrator" user and
"nobody" group when a valid login is presented and this share is accessed.
Since the "nobody" group does not have write permissions on your share, your
authenticated user does not have write permissions. Try changing "force
group" from "nobody" to "users" or simply removing the line (which might or
might not work - I'm not sure).
-Kyle
Thank you, that did fix the problem. However I was forcing the group
"nobody" because I need files that are created through the samba share
to be editable by the web server.
Would you suggest just adding "nobody" to the "users" group?
I'm not sure why this worked on my other web servers...
-Ryan
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