Eric Geater 11/26/03
2003-Dec-12 14:55 UTC
[Samba] CHMODded group directories don't keep their attributes
I have Samba 2.2.8 on Mandrake 9.2, and have successfully been able to create a folder that grants browse and write permissions to an NT group. But I had to go about it the weird way; after I proved that this user could browse the share (and that a person not in the group couldn't), I noticed that my group member couldn't write to the share. I experimented with different CHMOD things, and eventually settled on 777 (since I proved that no one outside the group could get in, and everyone in the group needs rwx anyway). All is great. Then I had to shut down the computer. I brought it back up, and noticed that my CHMOD setting went away for the aforementioned folder, back to -rwxrw-rw- (IIRC, this was a week ago, and I paid it little attention then). Is this one of those clunky things like when I have to re-add nets to the routing table after restart? I need to know this if I go production with this box. Help is appreciated. Oh, and someone here said your replies were going to me instead of the list, and I should have that corrected. Thanks! Eric Geater Network Administrator MSCO, Inc. 731-935-8538 731-431-3742 egeater at mscoinc dot com
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