Hello Eduardo, Am 12.08.2013 20:15, schrieb Eduardo Sotomayor:
I read at the samba4 wiki that to setup a samba4 share you need toCreate a folder that you want to share # mkdir -p /srv/samba/Demo/ Add a new share to your smb.conf: [Demo] path = /srv/samba/Demo/ read only = no but what about permission at os level? I mean do I have to chmod 770 or chmod 2770 the folder or else? I read somewhere that it was necessary to chmod 777 but that configuration is very unsecure at os level.
The ACLs on the share/filesystem are now fully manageable through windows. The filesystem ACLs are stored in extended attributes (that's why you need an filesystem supporting ext. ACLs).
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