Public shares

[Brooklyn Linux Solutions CEO]

Yes

I can see the logic to that.

I originally tried to set everything up by group on the Unix side.

Ruben

On 2001.03.21 00:03:26 -0500 David Rankin wrote:
Brooklyn Linux Solutions CEO wrote:

> Yes
>
> We added
>
> force user = jam to the service
>
> Because it was only working with user jam.  But then when two users on 2
> workstations
> use the program....it fails....which I think is a defined behavior for
SMB
>
> Ruben
>

Here is a possible fix for your situation. I am doing what I think it is
you
are trying to do and I have no problems with my samba share. Instead of
"force
user", I use "force group" and I just make sure that all the users I want
to
have read/write access to all the files on the share are members of that
group.
I have included the share from my smb.conf file below for your reference. I
think this will accomplish what you are trying to do and may get around
your
problem.

[Rankin-Bertin]
 comment = Rankin-Bertin PLLC
 path = /home/samba/rbpllc
 valid users = @rbpllc
 force group = rbpllc
 admin users = david
 writeable = Yes
 map archive = Yes
 inherit permissions = Yes


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