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2002 Oct 31
2
Problems of groups accessing shared directory
...group "group2" are allowed
to access a shared directory and have read/write access to that directory.
Our solutions are:
1. We made a special additional group called "special" to classify those
people, and add the entry in /etc/group like:
special:*:9000:person1,person2,person3,person4,person5
2. The name of the shared directory to be accessed via samba is "ourdir",
the entry in smb.conf is like:
[ourdir]
comment = special group ourdir
path=/home/pub/ourdir
browseable=yes
writeable=yes
create mask=0664
directory mask=775
force directory mode=0511
3. In the linux syste...
2004 Nov 29
0
Multiple groups and access
...nt for a
single group with nested folders under the main shares.
So the layout is:
sharename = projects
path = /home/projects
1 level of nested folders = project1, project2, etc...
2nd level of nested folders = financial1, financial2, etc...
Group is offadmin, members: person1, person2, person3, person4.
Anway, the single group has 4 members which all have read/write access.
Only one member needs to be denied access to the financials.
So I tried the Linux/UNIX group ACL's to disallow anyone in a different
group:
/home/projects 770 - Obviously, that won't work as based on groups, the
use...