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I want to create a smb share on a redhat machine, in which want to give permission as follows: 3 users a,b,c a have read and write but b & ...
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    smb share permission

    I want to create a smb share on a redhat machine, in which want to give permission as follows:

    3 users a,b,c

    a have read and write but b & c have read only permission.

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    in your smb.conf:

    [share] # your share name
    path = /home/share # path to directory
    write list = user_a
    read list = user_b,user_c

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelIT View Post
    in your smb.conf:

    [share] # your share name
    path = /home/share # path to directory
    write list = user_a
    read list = user_b,user_c
    I have tried this, but not working. Every time either read only or read write works.


    Not both type of permission works for different users.

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