[Samba] acl's, Samba4 and rw shares
Aaron E.
ssureshot at gmail.com
Thu Feb 16 11:39:43 MST 2012
Setting the Permissions in windows is easy, browse to your server like
so..start> run \\server
right click share > properties,> security tab -- if your unfamiliar
with windows permissions I would read up on those..
being doable in linux,, hmm I'm sure it is but as I said I would create
a share change windows permissions and look at them through linux, do
that and you'll get the idea of what I'm talking about...
Someone can correct me here if I step out of bounds but I don't think
the samba team has gotten this far yet to make the samba-tool ntacl tree
practical to use..
as far as how the perms are shared is relative to file-system support,
that's what the user_xattr support on the mount point is for.. so it
adds the support for the Linux mount to store the NTACLS ,
>>>
>> Hi
> Thanks for taking the time to explain this. Just thinking out loud, but
> since windows will be storing stuff on an ext4 filesystem, whatever the
> ntacl does must be doable in Linux too no? Or am I missing the point
> here? Anyway, the next stage is to find where to set the ntacl from the
> windows side. Is it a case of searching or is it buried deep inside the
> registry somewhere?
>
> BTW, we have setup the S4 users with posix attrs and files are stored
> correctly on both Linux and windows. We map via nss-pam-ldapd on Linux.
> Not set any ntacls there, so far that is since we've only just started
> to experiment with rw shares..
> Cheers,
> Steve
>
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