Re: [Samba] Copy file NT4 to samba 3.0.10 ,but ACL lost. Why?

On Wednesday 16 February 2005 05:35, oota@mail.linux.bs1.fc.nec.co.jp wrote:
> I want to convert old NT4 server to samba 3.0.10 server.
> old NT4 is PDC ,so I build samba server BDC.
>
> 1) set up samba to BDC( setup openldap,nsswitch.conf,etc).
> add /etc/fstab acl parameter.
>
> 2) net rpc vampire -S NTSV -U administrator%pass
> start samba,winbind.
>
> 3) copy file/directory NTSV to samba server(user=administrator) .
> samba directory = /home/Administrator (permission=744).
>
> but ,when copy with explorer, ACL lost.

Use robocopy (search for it on tucows.com) or scopy (part of the NT4 Server
Resource Kit). The use of explorer does not preserve ACLs.

- John T.

>
>
>
> on NT4
>
> file1 owner:Administrators
> group:Domain Users(rwx)
> group:foo
>
> but samba
>
> file1 owner:root
> group:Domain Users(rx)
> group:everyone (r)
>
> this is original unix permission.
>
> why acl not copy?
>
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