I'm using samba and cifs to mount a certain directory on a linux machine (Which will also be accessed by windows machines [but not yet]).
On the server machine I've created the directory `projects'. With permissions 755 and ownership reader:wheel This is mounted from a machine runnning debian lenny like this in fstab: (wrapped for mail at the `\') (Note the host name is reader .. not to be confused with user reader) //reader/smProjects /projects cifs noauto,username=reader,\ credentials=/etc/samba/CifsCredentials,uid=reader,gid=wheel OK, with /projects share mounted on the deb machine, I attempt to copy a directory (oneA) of files into it with `cp -a oneA /projects' Note that the same user reader in group wheel exists on both server and client machines. The permissions on oneA (on client) are 755 and the files inside are 644. When I attempt to carry out the copy action I get a slew of warnings like this: cp: setting permissions for `./oneA/Lydia-snp': Permission denied The cp is still carried out but all the files now have 744 permissions. If I drop the -a[rchive] flag and do the cp with `cp -R' its done silently but the permissions still end up 744 on what are regular files (that were 644) Any regular files I create on the mounted share end up 744. Can I set a umask in the mount syntax or what do I need to do here to have the files keep the standard permissions? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
