samba - Jun 2003 - Samba acls

Hi,

Can I know when a Samba user (one that is connecting to the Samba server
via a Windows Client) creates a file in the shared folder or modifies a
file in the shared folder, what would the acls of the file be?  (I meant
the gid and uid of the file)   Mine worked as if it is always created as a
root user.    I thought the file should have the uid and gid or the person
who created the file (respect to the /etc/passwd and /etc/group in the
Samba server).

I got Samba 3.0beta running on the Redhat 9.0 (downgraded to a kernel
2.4.20) with acls patches from acl.bestbits.at.

Thanks.

adrian

Hello Adrian,

Monday, June 30, 2003, 3:15:54 AM, you wrote:

AC> the gid and uid of the file)   Mine worked as if it is always created as
a
AC> root user.    I thought the file should have the uid and gid or the
person
AC> who created the file (respect to the /etc/passwd and /etc/group in the
AC> Samba server).

It    should   have   the  user's  gid  and uid. Do you have an "admin
users"  directive  in  smb.conf?  If  you do, and the username you are
connecting  as  in  the admin users list, then you will act as root on
the file system.



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 Fabio                            mailto:liste@kurgan.org