[CLUE-Tech] samba file permissions

Mike Staver staver at fimble.com
Mon Aug 23 14:14:56 MDT 2004


Oops.... here's where I screwed up:

-ousername=administrator,uid=nobody

I was using smbmount with a uid of nobody... that explains why wwwrun 
didn't have permission :)  Thanks Dave, sometimes just restating the 
obvious helps me figure out things.

David Anselmi wrote:

> Mike Staver wrote:
> [...]
> 
>> As you can see, the user nobody owns the uploads folder and all the 
>> subfolders.  I now want the user wwwrun (a Suse thing) to be the owner 
>> of all the files in the uploads folder.  I have tried:
>>
>> www2:/srv/www/htdocs/hotline/uploads # chown wwwrun *
>> chown: changing ownership of `106': Operation not permitted
> 
> 
> The owner of the file is an NTFS attribute that has no meaning on Linux. 
>  The wwwrun user has no meaning on NTFS, hence chown doesn't work.
> 
> The ownership on Linux is determined by Samba--adjust your smbmount 
> config to have it set to something else.
> 
> HTH,
> Dave
> 
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