Hi, is it possible to mount a Windows-Share (read-write) from some NT4.0 server to my linux box and then re-export the directory as a samba share with read-only permissions on some specific files and read-write permissions on some other specific files and no permissions on the rest? (I know how to do this with a native unix directory, with giving the right unix permissions which samba respects but since I have an imported directory - no clue) How can that be done? I need this to test a stupid windows program which runs in production, resides on a WinNT4.0 Server share and needs read-write permission on the share. As you can imagin it is easy for users to delete the program :-( Since it runs in production I just have one client and my linux box to test, so I want to re-export the share thru my linux box and then try to set read-only on most of the files, so far that the windows program still runs. Thanks Daniel
Hi, is it possible to mount a Windows-Share (read-write) from some NT4.0 server to my linux box and then re-export the directory as a samba share with read-only permissions on some specific files and read-write permissions on some other specific files and no permissions on the rest? (I know how to do this with a native unix directory, with giving the right unix permissions which samba respects but since I have an imported directory - no clue) How can that be done? I need this to test a stupid windows program which runs in production, resides on a WinNT4.0 Server share and needs read-write permission on the share. As you can imagin it is easy for users to delete the program :-( Since it runs in production I just have one client and my linux box to test, so I want to re-export the share thru my linux box and then try to set read-only on most of the files, so far that the windows program still runs. Thanks Daniel