Hi. How do I use the option 'setuids'? Logic suggests that it's intended for root mounts (with the ability to chown from client), but everal threads on this list say the opposite. Anyway, I can't make it work with or without 'valid users = root' or 'admin users = foo' in smb.conf. I tried samba 3.6.9 and 4.2 Please can someone post a working example of smb.conf, mount command and some test shell commands, with which the presence of 'setuids' would make a differene?
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