xCatalystx
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so long story short i've been using versions of linux for my home servers for years and have recently made the jump to freenas. I just cannot seem to get my head around the way permissions are handled as there are not providing the results I expected. Some guidance would be helpful. Im use to using the read write allow ignore lists in the samba conf. ie:
[someshare]
read list = "user1"
write list = "user2"
Than setting the appropriate file/folder masks.
I tried using the windows ACL's and they were kind of working, but than jails would be broken. If i swapped to unix than i couldn't get the windows restrictions (root level) i wanted, but jails would work fine.
An example of what i am trying to accomplish is (the previous way i did it):
[Share 1]
path = /path/to/dir
invalid users = "guest"
read list = "user1"
write list = "admin",@"administrators"
valid users = "admin",@"administrators","user1"
inherit permissions = yes
recycle bin = yes
I would than need a jail to have read/write access to a subfolder in that share; but still allow users to read/write any files the jail added/removed when mounted.
Hope this makes sense.. Spent several days trying to get this to work and about to give up and go 777 guest everything >_<
[someshare]
read list = "user1"
write list = "user2"
Than setting the appropriate file/folder masks.
I tried using the windows ACL's and they were kind of working, but than jails would be broken. If i swapped to unix than i couldn't get the windows restrictions (root level) i wanted, but jails would work fine.
An example of what i am trying to accomplish is (the previous way i did it):
[Share 1]
path = /path/to/dir
invalid users = "guest"
read list = "user1"
write list = "admin",@"administrators"
valid users = "admin",@"administrators","user1"
inherit permissions = yes
recycle bin = yes
I would than need a jail to have read/write access to a subfolder in that share; but still allow users to read/write any files the jail added/removed when mounted.
Hope this makes sense.. Spent several days trying to get this to work and about to give up and go 777 guest everything >_<