Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Default SMB file permission

2023-03-30 Thread Michelle
Thanks very much for taking the time to go into all this detail.

I'll grab a cuppa and give it a thorough read.

Michelle.

On Fri, 2023-03-31 at 02:38 +0200, Guenther Alka wrote:
> Main open question is if you use SAMBA or the Solaris kernelbased
> SMB 
> server.
> I would always prefer the second due easier config and better
> handling 
> of Windows SMB permissions
> and zero config ZFS snaps= Windows previous versions.
> 
> Due the lack of smb.conf, I asume you use the kernelbased SMB server:
> - Settings are done via ZFS properties aclmode and aclinherit or
> sharectl
> https://illumos.org/man/8/sharectl
> 
> or in napp-it
> 
> 
> The kernelbased SMB server use (only and always) Windows ntfs alike 
> permissions
> with inheritance based on Windows SID as security reference. This is
> why 
> permissions ex
> in an AD environment remaion intact after a restore from backup
> without 
> any mappings.
> https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-368594
> 
> Additionally to Unix groups you have Windows alike local SMB groups.
> 
> ACL are superiour to classic Unix permissions like 750.
> Never set classic permissions or gid as they delete inheritance
> settings or reduce permissions, always use ACL. Permissions wise
> Solaris 
> is like Windows not Unix.
> 
> To set ACL
> - set aclinherit to pass-through (Windows alike)
> - prefer Windows. SMB connect as root and set ACL
> 
> - for the shared filesystem:
>   allow at least read access for the shared folder only
> 
> for folders below
> set needed settings with inheritance to files and folders
> ex modify for certain users/ groups
> 
> A possible default is also:
> - allow read for everyone@ (shared filesystem, this folder only)
> - allow creation of files and folders for everyone
> Default is then that a creator (=owner) has full permissions, others 
> lack permissions
> 
> Additionally you can set share ACL. When you (re)create a share, the
> are 
> always everyone@=full
> Napp-it can store/ recreate share permissions as private ZFS
> properties 
> on a re-share
> https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-356373
> 
> Gea
> 
> 
> 
> more, 
> https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-356845
> > I'm bashing my head a little.
> > 
> > I have a newly built OI server and I've got a share out through ZFS
> > smb
> > share which is being accessed from a Linux client.
> > 
> > Every file written comes in with 700 and I need to change that
> > default
> > to 740.
> > 
> > I believed that was a setting in smb.conf rather than umask but I
> > think
> > I'm getting my linux and unix mixed up. But I can't find smb.conf
> > anyway.
> > 
> > Oddly the file does show -rwx--+ which potentially indicates an
> > acl
> > applying
> > 
> > The guid bit for directory permission inheritance is working. It's
> > just
> > newly created files.
> > 
> > I'm going to lie down because my head is hurting.
> > 
> > 
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Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Default SMB file permission

2023-03-30 Thread Guenther Alka
Main open question is if you use SAMBA or the Solaris kernelbased SMB 
server.
I would always prefer the second due easier config and better handling 
of Windows SMB permissions

and zero config ZFS snaps= Windows previous versions.

Due the lack of smb.conf, I asume you use the kernelbased SMB server:
- Settings are done via ZFS properties aclmode and aclinherit or sharectl
https://illumos.org/man/8/sharectl

or in napp-it


The kernelbased SMB server use (only and always) Windows ntfs alike 
permissions
with inheritance based on Windows SID as security reference. This is why 
permissions ex
in an AD environment remaion intact after a restore from backup without 
any mappings.

https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-368594

Additionally to Unix groups you have Windows alike local SMB groups.

ACL are superiour to classic Unix permissions like 750.
Never set classic permissions or gid as they delete inheritance
settings or reduce permissions, always use ACL. Permissions wise Solaris 
is like Windows not Unix.


To set ACL
- set aclinherit to pass-through (Windows alike)
- prefer Windows. SMB connect as root and set ACL

- for the shared filesystem:
 allow at least read access for the shared folder only

for folders below
set needed settings with inheritance to files and folders
ex modify for certain users/ groups

A possible default is also:
- allow read for everyone@ (shared filesystem, this folder only)
- allow creation of files and folders for everyone
Default is then that a creator (=owner) has full permissions, others 
lack permissions


Additionally you can set share ACL. When you (re)create a share, the are 
always everyone@=full
Napp-it can store/ recreate share permissions as private ZFS properties 
on a re-share

https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-356373

Gea



more, 
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/napp-it-zfs-server-on-omnios-solaris-news-tips-and-tricks.38240/#post-356845

I'm bashing my head a little.

I have a newly built OI server and I've got a share out through ZFS smb
share which is being accessed from a Linux client.

Every file written comes in with 700 and I need to change that default
to 740.

I believed that was a setting in smb.conf rather than umask but I think
I'm getting my linux and unix mixed up. But I can't find smb.conf
anyway.

Oddly the file does show -rwx--+ which potentially indicates an acl
applying

The guid bit for directory permission inheritance is working. It's just
newly created files.

I'm going to lie down because my head is hurting.


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[OpenIndiana-discuss] Default SMB file permission

2023-03-30 Thread Michelle
I'm bashing my head a little.

I have a newly built OI server and I've got a share out through ZFS smb
share which is being accessed from a Linux client.

Every file written comes in with 700 and I need to change that default
to 740.

I believed that was a setting in smb.conf rather than umask but I think
I'm getting my linux and unix mixed up. But I can't find smb.conf
anyway.

Oddly the file does show -rwx--+ which potentially indicates an acl
applying

The guid bit for directory permission inheritance is working. It's just
newly created files.

I'm going to lie down because my head is hurting.


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Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Firefox still reporting missing codecs

2023-03-30 Thread Udo Grabowski (IMK)
On 30/03/2023 17:26, russell wrote> Performed an update yesterday 
evening creating a new BE, rebooted and > checked access to youtube.> 
Some videos work without issue generating no alert but others will not > 
play because the video codec is not available

firefox delegates some video playback to ffmpeg. Since the pkgin
repository (https://pkgsrc.smartos.org) has much more plugins than
the OI one, I have installed from there:

fmpeg5-5.1.2nb4 Decoding, encoding and streaming software (v5.x)
gst-ffmpeg-0.10.13nb29 GStreamer ffmpeg plugin
gst-plugins1-libav-1.22.1 GStreamer libav/ffmpeg plugin

and redirect firefox vi a script to load ffmpeg from there:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/local/lib/ffmpeg5:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH} 
/usr/lib/amd64/firefox/firefox $@
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[OpenIndiana-discuss] Firefox still reporting missing codecs

2023-03-30 Thread russell

Good Afternoon

Performed an update yesterday evening creating a new BE, rebooted and 
checked access to youtube.
Some videos work without issue generating no alert but others will not 
play because the video codec is not available


Russell
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