Sharing permissions issue

I am trying to share folders via the inbuilt samba server configured with the System Preferences sharing panel. The issue I am facing is that permissions for specific users are being ignored after I have navigated beyond the initial shared folder
e.g.
I have three folders Folder1, Folder2 and Folder 3 in a hierarchy Folder 1 -> Folder 2 -> Folder 3
I have created a sharing only account "sharing"
All 3 folders have the permissions, sharing - Read and Write, Everyone - No Access
However when I access the share with the "sharing" account credentials I have read and write access on Folder 1 but no access on the folders inside in e.g. Folder 2 and Folder 3
After some investigation it appears that after the root folder of the share I seem to be getting the "Everyone" permissions applied to me rather than the permissions set for the account I logged into the share as. For example if I set the permissions for everyone on Folder 2 to read and write I can read and write to it.
Is this a know issue and if not does anyone know of a solution?
Cheers

Okay there is no way to assign ACLs from the finder, if you are comfortable with the I will post instructions. However there is a GUI utility called TinkerToy 1.5, that you might want to look into.. It can be used in DEMO mode for 5 launches per computer.
Please let me know if you want the SHELL commands, or if TinkerToy is helpfull to you, and most importably resolves your permission issue.
Thanks,
Brent

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I recently discovered a severe Security issue with the windows sharing an permission settings:
I have two users, an admin user and a parental controlled user. On my mac mini, i have a external harddrive connected. On the harddrive, i have three folders, Itunes, Iphoto (Package) and a Temp Folder. I want to share the Harddrive RW for the admin, but only R for the parental user. But the Temp folder should be accessible for RW for the parental as well.
1. I set the Drive checkbox "ignore ownership" off.
2. I set the permissions of the drive to admin RW, parental R and Everyone to "no access"
3. I apply to enclosed Items
4. I set the permission of the Temp folder to admin RW, parental RW and Everyone to "no access"
5. I apply to enclosed Items
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7. I delete all previous shares
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9. I add the Temp folder and use the proposed permissions which are admin RW, parental RW, Everyone "no access" - Funny, there is a new Group called "Temp" created which has custom access on both sharepoints
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Back up all data.
Click the Finder icon in the Dock, then press the following key combinations, in the order given:
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Francine Schwieder wrote:
This whole issue is very convoluted and confusing, with new bewilderments (at least bewildering to me) turning up every day.
I agree completely! I keep hoping Apple will post some kbase articles or update Mac Help to explain more about the defaults & options, but so far the only things I have found are Mac OS X 10.5 Help: Sharing files on your network, Mac OS X 10.5 Help: Setting file-sharing options, & similar "lightweight" instructions which really don't say much more than I can discover by just poking around on my own.
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I have a worrying dilema that I am hoping someone can advise me on.
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My appreciation in advance for any advise that at least makes my desktop reappear.
Best,
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*0: group:everyone deny delete*
*drwx------+ 16 wadelaube staff - 544 13 Feb 21:13 Pictures*
*0: group:everyone deny delete*
*drwxr-xr-x+ 6 wadelaube staff - 204 11 Jan 2008 Public*
*0: group:everyone deny delete*
*drwxr-xr-x+ 11 wadelaube staff - 374 23 Feb 22:17 Sites*
*0: group:everyone deny delete*
*-rw-r--r-- 1 wadelaube staff - 1754 27 Jun 2005 vtiinf.html*
*-rw-r--r-- 1 wadelaube staff - 957 14 Nov 2006 edit_archive.php*
*-rw-r--r-- 1 wadelaube staff - 0 2 Mar 21:22 index.html*
*wade-laubes-mac-pro:~ wadelaube$*
Thanks for your help.
Wade.

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