On Thu, Oct 06, 2011 at 09:34:09AM -0300, Damian Rodriguez Sanchez
wrote:> ?
>
> I need to make available to everybody a samba share called
> temp with total read and write permission.
>
> I have tried lots of different options, but my last
> smb.conf file looks like this:
>
> [temp]
> path = /mnt/fc9/temp
> security = share
> guest ok = yes
> public = yes
> writable = yes
> force user = damian
>
> The global section only says:
>
> [global]
> workgroups = grupo
>
>
> I restart Samba and when I access temp from a Windows machine,
> I can view its contents, create new files on it and modify
> them. However, I cannot read or modify any of the files
> already created there (directly on the Linux file server), by
> any user.
>
> Directory temp belongs to root. I've changed its access
> permissions up to 777 and still no way of opening or
> modifying any of its contents that were created on Linux
> (access denied), even if those files themselves have their
> permissions changed to 777.
>
> Any hints?
You'll need to post a log showing the ACCESS_DENIED
errors you're getting. FYI. "security = share" is
deprecated, please don't use it.
There's nothing that it does that can't be done
with normal user-level security.
Jeremy.