Robert Watson
2013-Sep-24 23:13 UTC
[Samba] setting permissions for unix users on samba shares
I'm trying to grant permissions for linux system users (apache,mysql...) to have permissions on samba shares. I've established domain users permissions while logged in as the domain admin and thought the SYSTEM account would cover these types of users....but apparently not. Is there a built in linux group that maps to a windows domain group or do I have to establish this manually.
On Tue, 2013-09-24 at 16:13 -0700, Robert Watson wrote:> I'm trying to grant permissions for linux system users (apache,mysql...) to > have permissions on samba shares. I've established domain users permissions > while logged in as the domain admin and thought the SYSTEM account would > cover these types of users....but apparently not. > Is there a built in linux group that maps to a windows domain group or do I > have to establish this manually.Hi Not much to go on but you could: [global] username map = /some/place.txt [apache] path = /srv/www/wherever read only = yes write list = SomeDomainUser with place.txt containing: !apache = SomeDomainUser HTH Steve
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