samba - Nov 1997 - Question on file ownership

Hello,

Is there a way to configure Samba to allow PC users to drop a file
into a folder (from the PC -> Unix) using the guest account (no passwd)
such that they will not be able to delete it once it has been dropped?
Maybe a way to change the owner of the file once it's been dropped?

i.e.  I need a "one-way" dropbox using the guest account (but they
still
need to be able to have browsing capability).   Is this possible?

Thanks!
Jim

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On Wed, 12 Nov 1997, tevis_jim wrote:
> Is there a way to configure Samba to allow PC users to drop a file into
> a folder (from the PC -> Unix) using the guest account (no passwd)  such
> that they will not be able to delete it once it has been dropped?  Maybe
> a way to change the owner of the file once it's been dropped? 
How 'bout a "create mode = 444"?  THat would set the permissions
on any
file dropped in there to be world-readable but not world-writable (or even
user-writable)

B
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