Simple group permissions don't seem to work when winbind is running and
smb.conf has "nt acl support = yes"
If you have a directory that is writeable by a group you are a member of - but
you are not the file owner - you cannot delete any files underneath the
directory (even if you do own them). However you can edit and save the files -
just not delete them.
This also applies when using an extended ACL for the group, viz:
mkdir test
setfacl -m o::0,d:o::0,g::rwx,d:g::rwx test
chown user2:mygroup test
running getfacl test shows -
file: test
owner: user2
group: mygroup
user::rwx
group::rwx
other::---
default:user::rwx
default:group::rwx
default:other::---
However this results in Windows 7 returning the error "You do not have
permission to access this" even though I am also a member of mygroup.
Stopping winbind or changing smb.conf to "nt acl support = off" makes
it work correctly.
Access under Linux works as expected.
Can anyone shed light on this or point me to a fix?
Cheers
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