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[Samba] Howto to set ACLs (like force user/ force group for singleuser/group) with Samba

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Old 08-26-2008
Andreas Ladanyi
 
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Default [Samba] Howto to set ACLs (like force user/ force group for singleuser/group) with Samba

Hi everybody,

the force user/group does a great work.

But i have to set an ACL with Samba when a file/directory is created.
Does Samba have an integrated mechanism ?

My alternative idea is to use the "preexec" and "postexec" method.

Bye,
Andy

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Old 08-28-2008
Andreas Ladanyi
 
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Default [Samba] Re: Howto to set ACLs (like force user/ force group forsingle user/group) with Samba

Andreas Ladanyi schrieb:
> Hi everybody,
>
> the force user/group does a great work.
>
> But i have to set an ACL with Samba when a file/directory is created.
> Does Samba have an integrated mechanism ?
>
> My alternative idea is to use the "preexec" and "postexec" method.
>
> Bye,
> Andy
>


I found out:

i have to set an acl on a parent directory my self with setfacl.

If i want that the acl for files and directories below this parent
directory are set automatically, i have to set:

inherit acl = yes

to the share definition.

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