samba - Jul 2002 - Controlling Access to directories within shares

I have several directories within a share. I have different groups within
linux that have access to these directories. I currently have my force group
= everyone in smb.conf (the everyone group is just that a group of all valid
users). Is there any way to set a force group for different directories
within a share?  If I set those directories up as shares, (even if I get to
them via the other share) will the force group be effective?

For example: I currently have

[share]
force group = everyone

With directories a, b and c accessable by groups a, b and c respecitvely.

If I make this
[share]
force group = everyone

[a]
force group = a

[b]
force group = b

[c]
force group = c

Will the groups on files created in directory a within the mapped [share]
drive be forced to group a?

Thanks,

Nick Ruth

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Nick Ruth wrote:
>I have several directories within a share. I have different groups within
>linux that have access to these directories. I currently have my force group
>= everyone in smb.conf (the everyone group is just that a group of all valid
>users). Is there any way to set a force group for different directories
>within a share?  If I set those directories up as shares, (even if I get to
>them via the other share) will the force group be effective?
>  
>
Why not look at inherit permissions and set the sgid bit on the 
direcroties on the unix side?

/James

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