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- #Smbup no write permission windows#
Output similar to the following example is displayed: -rwxr-xr- 1 user group dummyfile Verify the new permissions by typing: ls -l In these situations, you need to type chgrp -R group /mnt in addition to this command.Īssign appropriate permissions to the files and folders by typing: chmod -R g-w,o-wx /mnt In some UNIX operating systems, the chown command does not take a group parameter. Output similar to the following example is displayed: -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root dummyfileĪssign the appropriate owners to the files and folders by typing: /usr/ucb/chown -R oup /mnt
#Smbup no write permission windows#
Where ntserver is the host name of the Windows NT Server-based computer, F/export/home/user is the path to the export, and mnt is a locally available mount point. Mount the export on your UNIX workstation by typing mount ntserver :/F/export/home/user /mnt Log on as root (only root can mount an NFS export).
Map the UNIX root user to the Windows NT Administrator user and the group root or wheel to the Windows NT Administrators group. You can do this using Server for NFS User Manager. Map each user and each group to a unique Windows NT user and group. For example, do not use 1001 for a user and a group, and do not have a wheel user in addition to a wheel group. It is recommended that UIDs and GIDs be unique as a whole, as well as user names and groups as a whole. This is the ls -al output ls -al /free/fr/ĭrwxrwx- 15 borhacker borhacker 15 Dec 19 12:39.
I only edited the shares, and I'm posting them.Īny help would be appreciated. The first sections are unchanged so I didn't post. Now I will post smb.conf and I anyone willing to help asks me for more information, I will post. Initially I tried to put them all in the question, but the system of AskUbuntu doesn't let me publish - it marks my message as spam - maybe too much information. I can give the output from command pdbedit -L -v that I found in another web site my /etc/samba/smb.conf contents the contents of /etc/group the ownership and permissions of directory and old directory, and /home/alex too. Now I figured out maybe his home directory doesn't give me problems, so I set to path = /home/alex - and now it works. Then I tried to search several times in google but I didn't find a solution. I have also correctly set up user and permissions for a special share for him called in /free/fr/vidalex - it doesn't work.
#Smbup no write permission windows 7#
I'm trying to access share from alex user (from Windows 7 system), but it says You can't access V:\ access denied. Now, from yesterday, I figured out that I can only browse and use the shares from the user borhacker.
#Smbup no write permission password#
Regarding to the samba users, I have 6 - borhacker - papa - mama - alex - raspberry - family - and all of them have their samba password adjusted via sudo smbpasswd -a alex (for example)
For example, /free/fr/data - /free/fr/video - /free/fr/music - etc. I have my main shares directory under the zfs pool, in /free/fr/. SSH password auth disabled - authentication via private key with user borhacker. ZFS storage installed and configured - mounted in /free. Samba server installed (package samba) and configured. I have computer with Ubuntu Server 18.04.6 installed (圆4).
I hope I am doing correctly and maybe my english is not perfect, but I try. I'm new here, and after some researching I found that I 'think' I need help.
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