How to allow to a user of a group to change writeable bit of a fi
Robert Dahlem
Robert.Dahlem at gmx.net
Mon Mar 8 08:58:00 GMT 1999
Eric,
On Thu, 4 Mar 1999 20:40:13 +1100, EFT.Eric Devolder wrote:
>In fact the application I use must be able to change Read-Only flag on a
>file. If two people are part of one group, they are able to modify / change
>the files belonging to their permissions.
>In a general way, one should be able to change the Read-Only flag if one are
>part of the same group of the users's read-only file. I know samba cannot
>override Unix security scheme, but perhaps with force user and force group ?
>(perform a chown on the file!)
Indeed this is the solution to _your_ specific problem. Chown all the files to
"someuser", then add "force user = someuser" to the share definition. That's how
we do it all the time ...
Hasta la vista,
Robert
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