every file I create is executable?

[cullenskink]

I am new with freenas but not unix. I have tried to find the answer to this but just can't see it.

I primarily wish to access my freenas via a Mac or Unix system but also PC.

When I create a file I get really open permissions. e.g.
echo "c" > x.txt
gives --> -rwxrwxr-x+ 1 paul staff 2 Apr 30 09:42 x.txt

On my mac I get and would like

-rw-r--r-- 1 paul staff 2 Apr 30 09:38 x.txt

I must be missing something obvious, bu I just can't see it. Can anyone help.


Details:
I'm sharing through samba
The default permissions are the same when I ssh in to shell or create a file on share
I've tried datasets with share type unix, windows and mac. I get the same

 

[KrisBee]

See this thread https://www.ixsystems.com/community...nas-and-back-again-via-smb.75483/#post-528223 and my last post in particular: https://www.ixsystems.com/community...nas-and-back-again-via-smb.75483/#post-528223

I've tried datasets with share type unix, windows and mac. I get the same

If you create SMB shares with the "default permission" checkbox ticked, check to see of your dataset "share type" has reverted to "windows".

 

[katbyte]

If you create SMB shares with the "default permission" checkbox ticked, check to see of your dataset "share type" has reverted to "windows".

I have the same issue - how do I check this, and what am I looking for? and then how can it be fixed? your links don't seem to really explain the steps that need to be taken, or I don't understand them