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This is probably a basic question, but I 'm having some trouble with a
RedHat 9 server running both Samba and Netatalk. One user on a PC can
create a folder and put files in it, but other users on Macs cannot
access the folder or r/w/x any of the files inside. The folder is
simply created via Windows inside a share already setup in both Samba
and Netatalk. Is there something to set somewhere that will keep the
permissions set to 777 for these public folders without me doing a chmod
-R every couple days?
Thanks!
Corey
Hi Corey,
In your smb.conf file find the section that configures this public share
and add this line to that section:
create mode 0777
This will assign 777 permissions to any files or directories created
within that share.
Tom
Thomas S. Fortner
Burleson, Texas
thomas.fortner@(protected)
"but we preach Christ crucified... " 1 Corinthians 1:23
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Corey <BR >
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Hi Corey, <BR >
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In your smb.conf file find the section that configures this public share and add this line to that section: <BR >
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create mode 0777 <BR >
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This will assign 777 permissions to any files or directories created within that share. </FONT > <BR >
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Thomas S. Fortner <BR >
Burleson, Texas <BR >
thomas.fortner@(protected) <BR >
<FONT SIZE= "3 " > <I >"but we preach Christ crucified..." </I > </FONT > 1 Corinthians 1:23 <BR >
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