Greetings,

I hope this is the correct forum to place this support request.

I have a Ubuntu 18.04 server in operation. I have installed Samba onto the server and configured a share. I would like anyone to have full read/write access. So I changed the permissions to the share to nobody:nogroup. Here is my samba conf.

[users]
path = /samba/users
browseable = yes
read only = no
force create mode = 0775
force directory mode = 2770
valid users = @sambashare @sadmin dalehutch @nogroup
force user = nobody
public = yes
write list = dalehutch @sambashare @nogroup
writeable = yes
guest account = nobody


Here is the strange part. My Windows 10 systems (I have 4 total) can view the share once authenticated. Only two can copy (click and drag) a folder into the share and it copies. The other two can't. They all use the same username and password and all belong to the same workgroup. They click and drag a folder to the share and a little "no" symbol appears and they can't copy to the folder. All Windows 10 systems can create a new folders in the share and copy to that folder. I remember something about how Windows 10 uses the File Explorer in a way that sends a different user name and that may be the issue. It has to be some permissions issue. I have tried settings the folders to 777 with the same results.

How can I get the Windows 10 systems who can't copy to a share working?

Thanks