[Samba] File Permissions (Again)

[Jason Stewart]

Hello,

I am having a consistent, strange problem with file permissions when a file
is written to a Samba share. I have the create mask set to 0700 as well as
the directory mask.

When I write a file to the share the permissions actually end up
being  0770 (root is owner since i am an admin):
-rwxrwx---    1 root     mis             0 Mar 21 08:36 test

The same thing happens with an ordinary user. I am using Samba 2.2.3a. It
worked with 2.2.2 and the only thing that I have done to the filesystem is
add ACL support (according to the Docs, it will not screw up the UNIX
permission bits). There is no unusual umask being set for the directory.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your help

here is part of my smb.conf file:
# Global parameters
[global]
          workgroup = RLM
          netbios name = RLM
          server string = RLM Samba Server
          encrypt passwords = Yes
          unix password sync = Yes
          log level = 3
          log file = /var/log/samba/log.all
          printcap name = cups
          addprinter command = /usr/bin/addprinter
          domain admin group = @mis
          logon script = %U.bat
          logon drive = x:
          domain logons = Yes
          os level = 33
          preferred master = True
          domain master = True
          dns proxy = No
          wins support = Yes
          admin users = root @mis
          printer admin = root @mis
          printing = cups
          hide unreadable = Yes
          dos filemode = Yes
          dos filetimes = Yes
[Blah]
          path = /mnt/rlm
          read only = No
          create mask = 0700
          directory mask = 0700
[homes]
          comment = Home Directories
          read only = No
          create mask = 0700
          directory mask = 0700
          browseable = No
          share modes = No



Jason Stewart
Systems Administrator/Programmer
Right to Life of Michigan
Tel: (616)532-2300
Fax: (616)532-3461