ham,[Samba] Creating a group share

[Prakash Velayutham]

Hi Dale,

Thanks for the response. I changed my share configuration as below.  
But now I cannot authenticate.

[JIAGEN1]
	comment = JIAGEN project share
	path = /export/newWTCCC
	valid users = +WTCCC
	write list = +WTCCC
	read only = No
	inherit acls = Yes
	force group = +WTCCC
	writable = yes
	create mask = 0660
	directory mask = 0770

Any ideas why?

I checked that the user is a part of the group (though not primary).

bmifsrd2:~ # groups prakash
prakash : users torque-users calendar-users irc-users WTCCC plone- 
managers plone-members fmadmin fmuser

Thanks,
Prakash

On Nov 14, 2007, at 8:57 AM, Dale Schroeder wrote:

> Prakash,
>
> You have inadvertently combined two parameters.  There is no "valid  
> write list" parameter.
> You should use
>     write list = +WTCCC
>     valid users = +WTCCC
>
> It should work after correcting the parameter.
>
> Good luck,
> Dale
>
> Prakash Velayutham wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a Samba PDC (3.x) running in a OpenSUSE 10.2 system. The  
>> authentication backend is Open LDAP.
>>
>> I want to create a group share (WTCCC) which should be accessible  
>> to a group of users (belonging to a group called WTCCC). The users'  
>> possess this group as their secondary group (NOT primary).
>>
>> And the share folder would have its gid bit set, so all the writes  
>> to the folder would be accessible further by only people belonging  
>> to WTCCC. Also I want a default umask of 770 for the shared folder  
>> too.
>>
>> Could someone suggest a share configuration that can do these?
>>
>> Currently, I have
>>
>> [JIAGEN1]
>>     comment = JIAGEN project share
>>     path = /export/newWTCCC
>>     valid write list = +WTCCC
>> #    acl check permissions = true
>> #    acl group control = yes
>>     browseable = Yes
>> #    read only = No
>>     inherit acls = Yes
>>     force group = +WTCCC
>>     writable = yes
>>     create mask = 0660
>>     directory mask = 0770
>>
>> But as soon as I change the ownership of /export/newWTCCC to  
>> root:WTCCC, the users are not able to access the share. But if I  
>> have the force group enabled, everyone is able to access the share  
>> (as it forces everyone to belong to the group, which should not be  
>> the case).
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Prakash