samba - Mar 2003 - Directory/File Permissions

I just got samba up and running using WINBIND to authenticate againt NT4.0.
The one thing that I notice it that the owner/group gets flagged as the
person logged in creating the file (which makes sense).  However, I would
like these files to be accessible by anyone that is allowed into the
directory using the write list and valid users attributes of the smb.conf
file.

I am thinking that it may be something with umask on the directory tree.  Is
this going in the correct direction? Is there a way to make it globally
readable/writeable by everyone without having to run something everytime a
file is created?

Thanks

I think I am an idiot--sorry

force directory mode 775
force create mode 775

That should do what I need



-----Original Message-----
From: Chris McKeever [mailto:cgmckeever@prupref.com]
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 4:04 PM
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: [Samba] Directory/File Permissions


I just got samba up and running using WINBIND to authenticate againt NT4.0.
The one thing that I notice it that the owner/group gets flagged as the
person logged in creating the file (which makes sense).  However, I would
like these files to be accessible by anyone that is allowed into the
directory using the write list and valid users attributes of the smb.conf
file.

I am thinking that it may be something with umask on the directory tree.  Is
this going in the correct direction? Is there a way to make it globally
readable/writeable by everyone without having to run something everytime a
file is created?

Thanks
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