Hello! I have to following situation: several Win2000 and Win98 workstations which are all in the same workgroup (not domain, just workgroup). I'm using 'security = user' and I create all users locally on my Samba file server. Now, I need a way to control access to subdirectories of a certain share. For example, user Joe must have a read access to shared directory '\Public' while at the same time, he must have write access to subfolder \Public\Uploads'. Also, other users need different permissions for all other subfolders. I am aware of the solution where I create a new share called Uploads but I would prefer something more elegant. I believe Samba with ACLs would do the job, but can anyone point me to some sort of QuickStart guide for this? Am I right in assuming that if I recompile kernel with ACLs, Samba will simply honor the ACLs? How does the meaning of 'write list' parameter for a share changes then? Do I need winbind for all this? Thanks! Josip