Hello, I have a Samba server (Version 3.2.4-4.3-2042-SUSE-SL11.0) running on a openSUSE 11.0 machine. There is one share configured which allows for all users to read/write from/to that share. The share is called public and is /home/data on disk: [public] comment = Public data path = /home/data read only = No guest ok = No One of the directories (/home/data/library) inside the share should be read only for everybody but three users. The easiest I see to do this is to create a new share with the correct permissions but the customer doesn't see it that way - too much trouble mapping another drive on their machines. Is there a way that I can configure the file permissions or share that the directory would be read only for everybody apart from three users? In other words, share public contains directory library. This library directory should be read only for all users apart from John, Tracy and Peter. At present all users belong to the same group (smbusers) and the directory /home/data (and all subdirs/files) are owned by whoever created it and group smbusers. They are all rwxrwx---. Thanks, Albert