help, CIFS new file - group permissions not accepted

[marian78]

Hi,

i have instaled freenas v9.2.1.7 x64.

Have problem with cifs shares after upgrade freenas from 9.2.0 to 9.2.1.7.

Now problem:

1. created dataset "asistent" - with permissions for user "asistent" and group "asistent" - 770

2. setup CIFS SHARE "asistent" linked to dataset "asistent" in freenas UI - tutorial "Configuring Local User Access" ((http://doc.freenas.org/index.php/Windows_(CIFS)_Shares#Configuring_Local_User_Access)

3. now i create new file "test.txt" over cifs (from windows) in share "asistent"

4. problem - group permissions that have this file is like 750. I need 770 (need group write permission), but i cant force create it with this permissions.

Pictures of settings are in uploaded files:

 

[anodos]

You should use "Windows ACL Type" unless you have specific reason not to. Once you set it that way you can set NTFS permissions through the security tab in Windows Explorer.

Typically, in windows a group with "write" privileges will need the following "Modify, Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, Read, and Write".
A group with "read-only" privileges will need "Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, and Read".

 

[marian78]

ok, thx, i will try ... but strange, until upgrade to v9.2.1.7 i used always unix style permissions (for me it is better to setup). Is there any solution for unix permissions?

 

[anodos]

ok, thx, i will try ... but strange, until upgrade to v9.2.1.7 i used always unix style permissions (for me it is better to setup). Is there any solution for unix permissions?

Upload your smb4.conf file [/usr/local/etc/smb4.conf] (you can redact anything sensitive - I just need to see your settings). I don't use unix ACLs and so I will probably be of little help. Have you tried setting the directory mask and file mask?

 

[marian78]

hi, thx for your time. here is my smb4.conf (edited with NOTEPAD++).

edit: I try setup mask in CLI like "chmod -R 770 /mnt/volume/asistent", but when i, for example, create new file over cifs, it is created with other permissions. I try alco samba auxiliary parameters like "create mask = 770" with no luck.

 

[marian78]

ok, meanwhile, i try windows acl. When set in freenas, then i opened in windows mounted folder properties. There can i see in list of users also "everyone". Then i delete it. Now to this share can access only user that i setup in freenas? no other user can add in windows new user or change permissions?

 

[marian78]

Any help or working tutorial for new version freenas 9.2.1.7 how to properly setup CIFS share for local user access without "everyone" permissions enabled?