[Samba] Permissions and security

[Mister Olli]

Hi,

hm that's strange. I just rethought my setup and I remember having set
posix default ACL's on the folders that permit the reading for the
groups.
I'm not quite sure if this was only to allow proper access to user
coming via SSH/ scp or if it is also needed by samba.

Maybe you wanna give it a try. What it did is just setting a default ACL
that allows user & the group (referenced by it's exact name) to access
the directory, and for nobody else.

this is just to simple commands. If you need I can look if they are
documented in my install howto.

the reason I'm using default ACL's is, that the ACL definition will be
applied to every new folder/ file that is created within the share. that
makes things really easy.

Regards,
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Mr. Olli


On Tue, 2009-06-02 at 10:20 +0200, Dennis Duggen wrote:
> Hi
> 
> > I have a quite similar setup (maybe a littler bit more complex, since my...
> 
> > My solution was to disable 'nt acl support' by setting:
> > 	nt acl support = no
> It doesn't do it for me. As soon as i set the permissions to 770 it
> breakes again. It seams to me that the creating user has sufficient
> permission but later on there aren't enough.
> 
> Dennis