samba - Jul 2002 - Problem with permissions

Hi all,
this may be a very stupid question but I just don't really get it.
We are two consultants from two different companies working for a custom er
and are having a problem that we just can't solve, the other consultant is
blaming samba and I want to prove him wrong.

The thing we are looking at right now is that I have a chmoded 777 directory
but in NT4 it appears with:
Everyone (All)(O)
group (All)(All)
user (All)(All)

What I have found the O-bit means no access? So no access on directories then?
create/directory mode is set to 0777 in the smb.conf-file and security mode
is 0 (both for create and directory).

Though we can access this directory, it's just IE behaving strange when
trying to access Temporary Internet Files, I don't really believe that
it's
here the problem is, but can I in any way get Everyone:All,All-access?

Thanks in advance.

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//ganja

On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 06:51, ganja wrote:
> The thing we are looking at right now is that I have a chmoded 777
directory
> but in NT4 it appears with:
> Everyone (All)(O)
> group (All)(All)
> user (All)(All)
> 
> What I have found the O-bit means no access? So no access on directories
then?
> create/directory mode is set to 0777 in the smb.conf-file and security mode
> is 0 (both for create and directory).
How is the particular share set up?
Use the "force"! Check out the force parameters in smb.conf.

Chris

-- 
'Nix MS - Just Say .NyET

Hi All,

    I have any directory?s inside other directory (ex: \\MYSERVER\public\folder1
\\MYSERVER\public\folder2


Ok. my directory "public" is shared on smb.conf. I need to set
different permissions in the inside directory?s (ex: folder1 and folder2).

how i make without share this folders????

Regards,

Billy