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...all network (6 users) to be able to read and write on my Linux Share "raid_A". So far, I have been partially successful. By forcing samba to use the same username regardless of who is actually logged on (see smb.conf file below), I can make the owner of all files written to the /home/avidserver/raid director be "avidfiles" and the group be "avidusers". That way, anybody who has permission to access raid_A can read and write there. However, I prefer to keep a record of who wrote files to that folder but still allow anybody in the group to read and write the file....

...I have switched to Linux as my server. Is the default behavior of Samba on Linux the same as Windows 2000 with regards to simultaneously opening and possibly writing one file? Your advice would be appreciated. # Global parameters [global] workgroup = RESWORLD server string = Avidserver encrypt passwords = yes printcap name = cups printing = cups security=user [raid_A] path = /home/avidserver/raid guest account = avidfiles guest ok = yes write ok = yes host allow = ALL force user = avidfi...