Hello community! I'm setting up my first linux fileserver for Windows clients and am having some problems properly setting up the shares. I have a shared folder via Samba where multiple users (who are organized by group) should have permissions of rwxrwx--- (0770).
I know there are a lot of similar questions about file permissions on Git and sharing, but none seem to address my particular problem.
I've got a Ubuntu virtual machine, there is a Git repo that is shared via Samba so I can edit the files from my Windows dev machine.
My problem is when I do git checkout of git pull the file permissions get set so that the Samba guest user can't edit the files.
Running Samba on Ubuntu Server.
I have a share that is accessible to anyone on the network.
The shared directory is set to 775.
I want Windows users that are joined to a particular workgroup to get group permissions, in this case 7, while everyone else get's global permissions, in this case 5.
Is this possible?
I have a ubuntu server sharing some folders using samba. When a client creates a new folder or file, the permissions aren't set according to the settings in smb.conf.
Hi Everybody,
Is there any differeence between access permissions in Linux (Debian) and Samba ?
I asked that question because I have this problem:
'read' in Linux: the file can be opened and read.
'read' in samba: The file can be opened, read, renamed and copied as if it's a read and write right :s
Help me pleaaaaaaaase :ssssss
I am setting up a linux to act as a fileserver, using CentOS 6.3.
Since I want to have disk quotas and can't install LVM (it is a 32 bit machine), I am using an LVM volume with ext4 mounted as /samba/seg
I have created /samba/seg, assigned a domain group, changed FS permissions to 770, executed:
semanage fcontext -a -t samba_share_t /samba/seg
restorecon -R -v /samba/seg
My config (from test
Intresting question. Would recommend achieving this not with FS permissions but samba share definitions. Wouldn't the sticky it require the containing folder have the correct permissions (555)... [by helge000]
I have a question/confusion regarding forcing inherited permissions on Linux (namely CentOS 6)
The Setup:
1 x CentOS File Server
2 x CentOS NFS Clients
Lots x Windows Samba Clients
The file share is /srv/share shared with both Samba and NFS local permissions are as follows:h
drwxrwx---.
I'm trying to configure Apache to write to a mounted Samba share. I have successfully configured Samba server, mounted the share on the client and I am able to write to the share as the Apache user. Apache gets Permission denied errors when it tries to write.
I'm tailing the Samba log on the Samba server. I'm able to see a log entry when I create a test file.
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