recursive smbcacls

[Ángel Galindo Muñoz]

	I know it could be done mounting the share with "cifs filesystem" and 
acting from the client via local calls to "setfacl" against the mounted 
remote files (using "find /folder -exec setfacl") but it just works if 
your server has unix extensions enabled. I cannot enable unix extensions 
because, some 2.6 linux kernel versions become confused with local 
uid/gid assignation when mounting CIFS shares.

( http://lists.samba.org/archive/smb-clients/2005-May/000572.html )

	So, I think my only chance is to use smbcacls.
	Can anybody help me?
	Thanks in advance!




Ángel Galindo Muñoz wrote:
> 
>     Hello!
> 
>     Is there any way to apply ACLs recursivelly to a remote folder via SMB?
> 
>     I've looked at smbcacls command but this just seems to work agains a 
> lone file or folder. It seems it can't act recursivelly over all the 
> files and folders inside a folder.
> 
>     Thanks in advance,
> 

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Angel Galindo Muñoz
agalindo at ub.edu