[Samba] please help in samba 2.2.3a with permissions?

[Eli Kleinman]

Does anyone know if there is a way in samba to set real NTFS 
permissions:

I have setup samba 2.2.3a on a Solaris8 machine as a PDC, and 
use Windows 2000 as the client. Each user has a home directory 
(Drive H:), and a public directory (Drive P:). The way I would like to 
setup the home directories is, that they should only have read & 
write access, but no execute permission (that means if they click 
on “*.bat” or “*.exe” nothing should happen, but they should be able 
to create a new file). 

I have compiled samba --with-acl-support, however when I right 
click on any file to change permission on it, and check read, write, 
and leave read & execute, modify, full control empty, I have the 
following problem. I log in as that user, and when I click on a “*.bat” 
or “*.exe”, the file will run even though the user doesn’t have 
execute permission.

Is there any other program or way to work this out with samba.

Any help is greatly appreciated;

Eli