Samba Write Permission Issue

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02-01-2012
actiononmail

Samba Write Permission Issue

Hi,

We have configured a Samba Server, over Ubuntu 10.10 pc. It contains few users.

The server running successfully with successfull Login from Windows Machine. However, when I tried to map my network drive ,it goes fine, but it shows error on any modification done in the directory.

Lets say I have folder demo, with permission as DRWXR-XR-X, which is default in Ubuntu. But it shows error during modifications in Windows XP. When I changed the permission to 777 of the folder, then I can able to modify it with no issues.

Thus now I have to changed every folder's permission to 777 which is not possible.

I have mapped Network Drive with same Username.

Anybody Pls help???
02-02-2012
Rubberman

Make sure you have the user you have specified in sharing the Ubuntu data is EXACTLY the same as the owner of the files/directories, which is done in the /etc/samba/smbusers file (normally). Also, check the group ID. Anyway, I can do what you are trying to do, but as I said, I am using the /etc/samba/smbusers file, and not the default login ID. Remember it is not the name, but the user ID, which is a number. For example, on my system, my real user id is 500, NOT xyzzy!
02-02-2012
actiononmail

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rubberman

Make sure you have the user you have specified in sharing the Ubuntu data is EXACTLY the same as the owner of the files/directories, which is done in the /etc/samba/smbusers file (normally). Also, check the group ID. Anyway, I can do what you are trying to do, but as I said, I am using the /etc/samba/smbusers file, and not the default login ID. Remember it is not the name, but the user ID, which is a number. For example, on my system, my real user id is 500, NOT xyzzy!

Hi, thankx for a quick reply... as u have said I have checked the username using ls -l command and it is correct.

I have also tried to modify smbuser file with content akash = akash. Then restart the samba server, but it still shows access denied.
02-02-2012
actiononmail

HI,

i hv found the issue but not able to find solution. Its the bloody Windows XP.
Actually, it is mapping drive from some other username (chris) instead of my Username. I have tried to map the drive with different username from Windows XP but all in vain.