ChaosCater
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- Apr 21, 2017
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In the process of migrating from a commodity NAS to my own FreeNAS box. I'm trying to setup homeshares for my users but its not working as intended.
Currently I have a folder setup called "Users". When I create a user I set their home directory to that folder. This works and I get a folder created within Users with their username however everyone can browse each others folders.
I then run setfacl -x everyone@:::allow path/to/directory which limits this. This is working for me but feels like a hacky way of doing it. It also seems to limit the number of connections to the folder, ie I connect from a laptop fine, but if i try from my desktop at the sametime, the same user account has lost all permission and can't access anything - what would be causing this?
If I enable Homedirectory on the "Users" folder which I believe is the proper way to do this, its renames the folder as "homes" but I loose all access to it. No account can access homes or the user folder that appears.
Is my implementation of the home folders ok?
Is there a way that I can allow an admin user to see and access all users home accounts? (after running setfacl -x everyone@:::allow path/to/directory I loose all access even if I add an admin user to the group)
Currently I have a folder setup called "Users". When I create a user I set their home directory to that folder. This works and I get a folder created within Users with their username however everyone can browse each others folders.
I then run setfacl -x everyone@:::allow path/to/directory which limits this. This is working for me but feels like a hacky way of doing it. It also seems to limit the number of connections to the folder, ie I connect from a laptop fine, but if i try from my desktop at the sametime, the same user account has lost all permission and can't access anything - what would be causing this?
If I enable Homedirectory on the "Users" folder which I believe is the proper way to do this, its renames the folder as "homes" but I loose all access to it. No account can access homes or the user folder that appears.
Is my implementation of the home folders ok?
Is there a way that I can allow an admin user to see and access all users home accounts? (after running setfacl -x everyone@:::allow path/to/directory I loose all access even if I add an admin user to the group)
