Le mar 01/07/2003 à 12:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Hi there .... > > Linux (redhat 9.0) does not set the execute-bits for new files, (even with > umask set to 777) by default. > > Why does samba ? > > When default ACLs are set, samba explicitly sets the mode to 777 for new > files and directories, and then somehow corrects them according to the > default ACLs. > As the default ACLs have to contain an executable bit to allow access to > newly created directories, every new file will have this bit set, too. > > Is it possible to tell samba to treat new files and new directories in > different ways to reflect standard unix behavior ? ( i.e. set mode to 666 > for files and 777 for dirs)
in global section directory mode = 0770 create mode = 0660 have you read the manual, or did i not understand your question properly ? > BTW, even setting the force security to 666 does not prevent the file from > beeing created with 777 ... > > We use samba 2.2.8a on redhat 9.0 with XFS as a plattform for cross-system > development. > > Help is very much appreciated ... > > Frank Pospischil > Leiter IT > Telenet AG Rhein-Main > Darmstadt, Germany > Web: http://www.telenet-ag.de -- *********************************************** [EMAIL PROTECTED] OpenPGP public key: http://www.amakuru.net/dmorel.asc 28192ef126bc871757cb7d97f4a44536
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