Mike,
I didn't have a force group set, however I do now and the issue is still
happening
--- snippet of /etc/samba/smb.conf
[shared]
path = /home/shares/shared
comment = General Documents
user = @employee,@accounts,@admin
write list = @employee,@accounts,@admin
force group = employee
-- end snippet
Looks right according to my google and man page research.
Thoughts?
| Yes, but do you have the force-group option set in your smb.conf ? :)
| All the best...
| Mike
> I'd wager the file is being created with permissions for user A to rw
> and user B to ro.
Assumed this might be the case.....not 100% sure on how to go about
rectifying the situation tho.
Any tips/pointers?
> Check the UNIX permissions on the files and the groups which User [AB]
> belong to.
Happening to members of the same group.
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