Brian L. Jensen
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- Jan 20, 2017
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Hi, this maybe a silly question, but i've just dived into freenas, so i'm wondering about the permissions and the different behaviour i'm seeing when comparing to a normal freebsd with samba4.
I have tried using UNIX permission on a share accessed by Windows PC's, and it acts wierd. Now i know, and have read some guides about leaving file permission up to windows, and control it from there. And that works for windows pc's.
But in another project i have tried a basic freebsd install with samba44. And there i have no issues with file/folder permissions, even though i dont set it explicitly to use windows ACL's. I use unix users & groups, -and add them to samba (smbpasswd). In the smb4.conf i control read and write access to the share (setting a read only = yes, and a write list = user).
Is this just a FreeNAS design choice? Cuz it doesn't seem like a samba4 limitation?
And what about jails and their access to a windows share in FreeNAS?
I have tried using UNIX permission on a share accessed by Windows PC's, and it acts wierd. Now i know, and have read some guides about leaving file permission up to windows, and control it from there. And that works for windows pc's.
But in another project i have tried a basic freebsd install with samba44. And there i have no issues with file/folder permissions, even though i dont set it explicitly to use windows ACL's. I use unix users & groups, -and add them to samba (smbpasswd). In the smb4.conf i control read and write access to the share (setting a read only = yes, and a write list = user).
Is this just a FreeNAS design choice? Cuz it doesn't seem like a samba4 limitation?
And what about jails and their access to a windows share in FreeNAS?
