Samba permissions

[artheus]

Hey!

I've got a small problem with samba.
I've gotten it to work so that I can browse the folder /mnt/sdb1 by writing


[export]
comment = my data
path = /mnt/sdb1/
browseable = yes
guest ok = no
read only = no


And sure.. I can browse the folder through network.. BUT! I can't write to it. The folders in it and stuff are owned by another user.. but the user I log in with should override all of those permissions.

How do I do that? (I can't make the user I use to log in, the owner of the folder, cause that'll ruin alot of other stuff)

Cheers,
Artheus

[a9k3d]

You have a unix permissions problem. I suspect your only solution is to put both users in the same group and set the group and group permissions of those files you want to shared by both.

[uzi09]

You have a unix permissions problem. I suspect your only solution is to put both users in the same group and set the group and group permissions of those files you want to shared by both.

Agreed. If we can get an output of your ls -l of that directory, it should be verify the claim