[SOLVED]change default access creation rights for the users

Question

Hi!
When a user creating folders or files it will allow full access to all users who are in the same group.
How can I make the changes to be default instead of using chmod always?
Last edited by Andy_Crowd (2014-06-11 14:47:29)

Answer 1

Here is an example with some entries from my smb.conf
security = share
guest account = windowstools
[WT]
path = /home/Windows/Win-tools
public = yes
writeable = yes
create mask = 0000
guest ok = yes
browseable = yes
read only = no
Windows XP is connected to my Linux share. I want be able to create folders and have access within Linux and Windows with rwx rights for the group. For now files created from Windows getting default rights 755 (rwx,xr,xr).
windowstools:andy = is XP username/group
andy:andy = Arch Linux username/group
Windows XP is full updated (got problem once with connection to samba after update, got wait until next updates will come -.- , when new windows updates came XP could be connected to samba again, was a bug as I hoped).
I am starting/restarting samba with script like
#!/bin/bash
systemctl stop smbd
sleep 2
systemctl status smbd | head -1
systemctl status smbd | grep 'Active:' | awk -F')' '{print $1}' | sed 's/(//m'
systemctl stop nmbd
sleep 1
systemctl status nmbd | head -1
systemctl status nmbd | grep 'Active:' | awk -F')' '{print $1}' | sed 's/(//m'
systemctl start smbd
sleep 2
systemctl status smbd | head -1
systemctl status smbd | grep 'Active:' | awk -F')' '{print $1}' | sed 's/(//m'
systemctl start nmbd
sleep 1
systemctl status nmbd | head -1
systemctl status nmbd | grep 'Active:' | awk -F')' '{print $1}' | sed 's/(//m'
and not automatically on boot.
Windows XP is running in VMware Player on the same PC with Arch Linux.
Last edited by Andy_Crowd (2014-06-11 12:42:52)