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 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
I have the Samba server running fine. However I am having issues getting two users on the samba share!
There are two files I made both these users need access to them and one is an admin the other is a standard user.
I have a test setup with two user groups: group-a and group-b, and a single samba-share with
path = /data/share
read only = no
create mask = 770
Certain users are in both group-a and group-b and have group-a as their primary group.
I need help configuring the Samba server so I can connect from a Windows machine to my Fedora. I followed several tutorials because and non of them work for me. Here are two of them:
tutorial 1
tutorial 2
tutorial 3 (samba and selinux)
Here is the fpaste of my Samba configuration file.
When accessing my machine by IP Windows machines see the shared folders allusers and Share.
For a project I'm on, I have a git repository cloned into a samba share. All of the files are owned by my smb username account. I need to be able to read and write to the files on my windows machine. The files need to have unix permission 644. I can only access them from my windows machine if I set the permission to 755. The account parker is a member of the www group.
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?
Hello all,
I used to have open-suse 11.1 on my Server which had Samba 3.2.7-11.4.1-2210 installed.
For this I used the following smb.conf (partially):
-- see further down below --
I use a WinXP SP2 client and after reboot I connect several drives e.g.
M:// --> shared drive for my family
P:// --> my personal drive
After upgrading to FC12 from FC10 the 3 samba shares on the box cannot be connected to from either Windows-7 or Windows Server 2003R2. Both were working with FC10 just fine.
It is local authentication to the box not LDAP etc. Files below and error msg:
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