reset the permissions recursively..i bet there's an error somewhere..also make sure in the share properties you have the permissions setup. Just because the files are 777 doe snot mean samba is using those permissions.
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El lun, 28-05-2007 a las 13:19 -0400, William Warren escribió:
nopers it doesn't. It's all in how you configure it. If your having sharing issues then it's most likely you don't have hte permissions letup correctly. My shared drives are either separate partitions or different physical drives altogether. Sharing out / IMO is like sharing out $ in windows.
-- Samba is killing me slowly --
Permissions are the same, I only copy /home/Samba to /Samba and voila, works (changing share dir only in config file).
Now I can write (in /Samba) new files, read it but I can not delete files or modify it. Permissions 666 files and 777 directories, samba user, like unix user, is the owner of dir and files.
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