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...rectory lacks the NT ACL xattr (eg when creating files and > directories on the server). > > Before the change, we would query the system POSIX permissions and map > them to a NT ACL. > > After the change we sythesize a default NT ACL with just > > ACL:$uid:ALLOWED/0x0/$mapped_mode > ACL:NT Authority\SYSTEM:ALLOWED/0x0/FULL > > As this severly impacts existing setups, we have three options to > address this: > > 1. Revert it, > 2. Document it, or > 3. Do it differently > > 1. Revert it > > Brings back the original problem: not behavin...

I was testing Samba 4.5rc2 with an existing smb.conf file that I have been using since Samba 4.1.x and found that I cannot access data in the share on Windows 2012 (my AD server), a Windows 2008 client or on a Ubuntu 16.04 client. I built a new version of Samba 4.4.5 using the same procedure as I did for building 4.5rc2 and the 4.4.5 Samba version worked with my smb.conf file. I then created a

...is set to yes for the case a file or directory lacks the NT ACL xattr (eg when creating files and directories on the server). Before the change, we would query the system POSIX permissions and map them to a NT ACL. After the change we sythesize a default NT ACL with just ACL:$uid:ALLOWED/0x0/$mapped_mode ACL:NT Authority\SYSTEM:ALLOWED/0x0/FULL As this severly impacts existing setups, we have three options to address this: 1. Revert it, 2. Document it, or 3. Do it differently 1. Revert it Brings back the original problem: not behaving as a Windows server and in certain situations unexpectedly...

...creating files and > > directories on the server). > > > > Before the change, we would query the system POSIX permissions and map > > them to a NT ACL. > > > > After the change we sythesize a default NT ACL with just > > > > ACL:$uid:ALLOWED/0x0/$mapped_mode > > ACL:NT Authority\SYSTEM:ALLOWED/0x0/FULL > > > > As this severly impacts existing setups, we have three options to > > address this: > > > > 1. Revert it, > > 2. Document it, or > > 3. Do it differently > > > > 1. Revert it > &...

...creating files and > > directories on the server). > > > > Before the change, we would query the system POSIX permissions and map > > them to a NT ACL. > > > > After the change we sythesize a default NT ACL with just > > > > ACL:$uid:ALLOWED/0x0/$mapped_mode > > ACL:NT Authority\SYSTEM:ALLOWED/0x0/FULL > > > > As this severly impacts existing setups, we have three options to > > address this: > > > > 1. Revert it, > > 2. Document it, or > > 3. Do it differently > > > > 1. Revert it > &...

...samba@lists.samba.org Subject: Re: Adobe Photoshop uses wrong permissions when saving What is force create mode set to? It defaults to 0, but setting it to another value should ensure that the bits you want set actually end up that way. As I understand it: Unix permissions = force_create_mode | (mapped_mode & create_mask) So use create mode to clear bits and force create mode to set them. Tim Allen ----- Original Message ----- From: "JW" <wilson@claborn.net> To: "Javid Abdul-AJAVID1" <AJAVID1@motorola.com> Cc: <samba@lists.samba.org> Sent: Thursday, Decembe...

I have set up Samba so that all users on my small network can read from my one of my Linux shares as well as write to that share. However, when user A saves a file to that share, user B can't open it -- and vice versa. How can I set up samba so that all files written to that share can be read, modified, and deleted by all users? Thanks in advance for an answer to this question.