Samba Right problems

[novell1]

Hi,
on my pc with a share "raid5" I have trouble to create directorys, or to copy files to the root (or some directorys under the root) of the raid5 share.
If I login in xp and map a share to the OpenSuse10.2 to the share raid5, I want to do everything (read,write,copy,delete,create dir)
On same directorys I can't.
A other user should have access on raid5 directory "daten" (rw,create,delete the own file, but not delete other files, if possible..)

How can I setup this? How to change the smb.conf? Do I need on all Linux-directorys to give rights 777? (theres a lot!)

Thanks a lot!

[thronh]

Do you have the following in your smb.conf file under the specific share?

[some_share]
path = /some/dir
read only = no
create mask = 0770
directory mask = 0770
directory security mask = 0770
valid users = "@domain_name+domain users"

This will give all users full rights to all files on the share, including newly created files.

To give specific users right add

read list = "@domain_name+some.group"
write list = "@domain_name+some.group"


Of course you need to make sure on the fs the domain users have rwx rights to the folders in question.

[novell1]

Hi Thronh,
Thanks a lot !!!!
I will try soon.
Regards from Switzerland