hi, I set up a share with writeable = yes, guest only = yes, guest ok = yes, so I can connect without password and create files in the name of the specified guest account unix user . but I am unable to delete the created file! I can only delete the file if the parent directory has other permissions set to +w it seems that samba is creating the file using the guest account user, but deletion is done with user nobody! how can this be? did I do a configuration error?
On Sunday 20 November 2011 18:21:58 Peter Baranyi wrote:> hi, I set up a share with writeable = yes, guest only = yes, guest ok > = yes, so I can connect without password and create files in the name > of the specified guest account unix user . but I am unable to delete > the created file! > > I can only delete the file if the parent directory has other > permissions set to +w > > it seems that samba is creating the file using the guest account user, > but deletion is done with user nobody! how can this be? did I do a > configuration error?which samba version? Cheers, G?nter
On Mon, 2011-11-21 at 16:26 +0100, G?nter Kukkukk wrote:> On Sunday 20 November 2011 18:21:58 Peter Baranyi wrote: > > hi, I set up a share with writeable = yes, guest only = yes, guest ok > > = yes, so I can connect without password and create files in the name > > of the specified guest account unix user . but I am unable to delete > > the created file! > > > > I can only delete the file if the parent directory has other > > permissions set to +w > > > > it seems that samba is creating the file using the guest account user, > > but deletion is done with user nobody! how can this be? did I do a > > configuration error? > > which samba version? > > Cheers, G?ntertried with 3.5.9~dfsg-1 and 3.5.11~dfsg-4 (debian) with same results. using: security = share Regards, Peter