"Inherit Permissions" request for comments
David Collier-Brown
David.Collier-Brown at canada.sun.com
Wed May 31 12:21:44 GMT 2000
Erick Woods wrote:
>
> NT's default behavior is UNIX+setgid, except that the gid carries (is
> inherited) down into the directory structure. Kyle's method exactly mimicks
> NT, but does not allow for David's exception. I think that David's
> exception is just that, an exception. If a goal is to mimick an NT server,
> then it should, by default, behave the same.
That's ok, so long as you don't try so hard to mimic
NT that you blow Unix (;-)). If
Seriously, though, I use the "one sentence/one paragraph"
rule when deciding on features in my open programs: if
I can't describe an independant option in one sentence
and a set of interdependant options in one paragraph,
I know I've blown something. [Thus the comment in a
previous message about writing up the force modes for
"Using Samba".]
I agree our user community is Windows, and want to
avoid confusing them, but I want to retain the ability
to adapt perticular shares to particular purposes in
a unix-is-programmable way.
[Security in a later message]
--dave
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