samba - Mar 2008 - Share permissions

Hello all,

I have a SAMBA share called "share_a" and it is working fine (below is
a
snapshot of it):

[share_a]
path = /shares/share_a
browseable = no
valid users = @group_a @group_b @group_c
write list = @group_a @group_b
read list = @group_c
create mode = 777
directory mode = 777

Inside this share there's a lot of sub-folders.
The problem is: How can I give to one of these folders permission to a 
restrict group, like "group_d" that others (group_a-c) won't be
able to
browse/read/write?

SAMBA version is: 3.0.20 and it installed as default Slackware 10.2.0 setup.


Thanks and sorry by the english,

Jo?o Ferreira

On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 4:44 PM, Jo?o Am?ncio Ferreira
<jjamancio@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>  I have a SAMBA share called "share_a" and it is working fine
(below is a
>  snapshot of it):
>
>  [share_a]
>  path = /shares/share_a
>  browseable = no
>  valid users = @group_a @group_b @group_c
>  write list = @group_a @group_b
>  read list = @group_c
>  create mode = 777
>  directory mode = 777
>
>  Inside this share there's a lot of sub-folders.
>  The problem is: How can I give to one of these folders permission to a
>  restrict group, like "group_d" that others (group_a-c) won't
be able to
>  browse/read/write?
>
I would instead of using a lot of these "valid users read lists and
write lists" parameters, set the permissions on the files and folders
( to limit user access) on the host unix filesystem.

John

John

Jo?o Am?ncio Ferreira wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a SAMBA share called "share_a" and it is working fine
(below is
> a snapshot of it):
>
> [share_a]
> path = /shares/share_a
> browseable = no
> valid users = @group_a @group_b @group_c
> write list = @group_a @group_b
> read list = @group_c
> create mode = 777
> directory mode = 777
>
> Inside this share there's a lot of sub-folders.
> The problem is: How can I give to one of these folders permission to a 
> restrict group, like "group_d" that others (group_a-c) won't
be able
> to browse/read/write?
>
> SAMBA version is: 3.0.20 and it installed as default Slackware 10.2.0 
> setup.
>
>
> Thanks and sorry by the english,
>
> Jo?o Ferreira
Change to something like this....

[share_a]
path = /shares/share_a
browseable = no
valid users = @group_a @group_b @group_c
write list = @group_a @group_b
read list = @group_c
create mode = 770
directory mode = 770

-Aubrey