samba - Dec 2003 - sorry, but that's no help for me :/ andrew, john, .... no help out there :D ??? greez Leonardo Boselli wrote: > Il 4 Dec 2003 alle 10:21 Michael Gasch immise in rete > >> so that samba knows: "this user is in group users AND kids, so i have >> to try

but that's no help for me :/
	
	andrew, john, .... no help out there
 :D ???
	
	greez
	
	Leonardo Boselli wrote:
	
	Re: [Samba] SAMBA Groups
 and Permissions
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sorry,

but that's no help for me :/

andrew, john, .... no help out there :D ???

greez

Leonardo Boselli wrote:

 > Il 4 Dec 2003 alle 10:21 Michael Gasch immise in rete
 >
 >> so that samba knows: "this user is in group users AND kids, so i
have
 >> to try connections to share /home/board as group users AND kids"
???
 >
 >
 >
 > this is the main [97%] reason why all file servers here are win2000 ....
 >

Michael Gasch wrote:
>  
> 	but that's no help for me :/
> 	
> 	andrew, john, .... no help out there
>  :D ???
> 	
> 	greez
> 	
> 	Leonardo Boselli wrote:
I normally fix this using extended attributes. I find
it bad form (also for Windows servers) to have security
on shares and the filesystem itself (it creates a mess:
need to look in two places to check security).

With extended attributes you resolve this quite nicely.
So, I have the share open for all and _only_ have security
applied on the filesystem. See: http://acl.bestbits.at for
more info on extended attributes and ACLs for Linux.

regards,

marcel