cifs and chmod 777
J jkh Guest Nov 29, 2014 #2 Because Unix permissions are actually ignored for CIFS (in fact, once you create a dataset as a Windows dataset, you can't even use the chmod command on it anymore). You have to use Windows ACLs instead of Unix permissions for Windows.
Because Unix permissions are actually ignored for CIFS (in fact, once you create a dataset as a Windows dataset, you can't even use the chmod command on it anymore). You have to use Windows ACLs instead of Unix permissions for Windows.
maxg101 Dabbler Joined Nov 28, 2014 Messages 15 Nov 29, 2014 #3 But it can work in FreeNAS 9.2.0,The problems appeared after the system upgrade to 9.2.1.9
maxg101 Dabbler Joined Nov 28, 2014 Messages 15 Nov 29, 2014 #4 I can create,delete,but modifly . Thank you for your help ! You make me have a deeper understanding on the system
I can create,delete,but modifly . Thank you for your help ! You make me have a deeper understanding on the system
anodos Sambassador iXsystems Joined Mar 6, 2014 Messages 9,553 Nov 29, 2014 #5 maxg101 said: But it can work in FreeNAS 9.2.0,The problems appeared after the system upgrade to 9.2.1.9 Click to expand... That's because disabling the ability to chmod happened around 9.2.1.5 because people were breaking permissions on their CIFS shares.
maxg101 said: But it can work in FreeNAS 9.2.0,The problems appeared after the system upgrade to 9.2.1.9 Click to expand... That's because disabling the ability to chmod happened around 9.2.1.5 because people were breaking permissions on their CIFS shares.