Isaac Egglestone
2002-Jan-23 18:06 UTC
force create mode, force directory security mode ...........
create mask = 0770 force create mode = 0770 force directory mode = 0770 directory security mask = 000 directory security mode = 777 Okay this is really getting to me. Can someone explain how I would force directory and files to always be: rwxrwx--- ,no matter what the user does from the other end. (besides using direct telnet/ssh access of course.) The above smb.conf file modes teem on rediculous to me, but I'm sure its just because I'm not as keen as I should be on unix modes. (That there are so many of them) You'd think after reading the docs that if you use force create mode 770 this would make sure all files are rwxrwx--- ..well so did I until I tried it. So I looked further and found all these above config settings that one can use. If someone is up for it I'd like a lamens version of the explination of each of these.... Reading the smb.conf man page seems to tell me that some do the oposite of others or even almost the same thing but in a slightly different way, the security mode parameters seem to be for making sure no one can modify the ACL lists using the NT properties dialog box or other acl tools. All I want to do is to force rwxrwx--- on everything under this one share. Since I'm not subscribed to the list it would be nice if you cc'd it to me thanks.
Isaac Egglestone
2002-Jan-23 18:55 UTC
force create mode, force directory security mode ...........
Well you'll be happy to know I sorted out the complete chaos myself after going through the smb.conf man page over 1000 times I noticed a couple of parms I missed, my final conf for this particular share was this: [incoming] comment = <removed> path = /weblogs force user = webalizer force group = webalizer writeable = Yes create mask = 770 force create mode = 0770 force directory mode = 0770 directory mask = 770 directory security mask = 0000 directory security mode = 777 force directory security mode = 770 valid users = <removed> To me its seems a bit much to have to set every single one of them to get the desired result. -----Original Message----- From: Isaac Egglestone [mailto:iegglestone@abebooks.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 6:01 PM To: samba@lists.samba.org Subject: force create mode, force directory security mode ........... create mask = 0770 force create mode = 0770 force directory mode = 0770 directory security mask = 000 directory security mode = 777 Okay this is really getting to me. Can someone explain how I would force directory and files to always be: rwxrwx--- ,no matter what the user does from the other end. (besides using direct telnet/ssh access of course.) The above smb.conf file modes teem on rediculous to me, but I'm sure its just because I'm not as keen as I should be on unix modes. (That there are so many of them) You'd think after reading the docs that if you use force create mode 770 this would make sure all files are rwxrwx--- ..well so did I until I tried it. So I looked further and found all these above config settings that one can use. If someone is up for it I'd like a lamens version of the explination of each of these.... Reading the smb.conf man page seems to tell me that some do the oposite of others or even almost the same thing but in a slightly different way, the security mode parameters seem to be for making sure no one can modify the ACL lists using the NT properties dialog box or other acl tools. All I want to do is to force rwxrwx--- on everything under this one share. Since I'm not subscribed to the list it would be nice if you cc'd it to me thanks.