Trouble with simple SMB ACL permissions

[ainihonglang]

Hi folks,

I have an SMB permission issue which I cannot solve and I need your help here.

I have a share TEST and User1.

TEST\TEST1\TEST2

user1 does not have the permission of TEST1, but has the permission of TEST2

In windows share, I can use “\\192.168.1.1\TEST\TEST1\TEST2” to access

but in freenas ,i can't

Maybe there is another way to accomplish that

Any help would be appreciate.
Cheers

 

[anodos]

Hi folks,

I have an SMB permission issue which I cannot solve and I need your help here.

I have a share TEST and User1.

TEST\TEST1\TEST2

user1 does not have the permission of TEST1, but has the permission of TEST2

In windows share, I can use “\\192.168.1.1\TEST\TEST1\TEST2” to access

but in freenas ,i can't

Maybe there is another way to accomplish that

Any help would be appreciate.
Cheers

No. That's not possible in Unix. Your user must have execute permissions (either through OTHER / everyone@, through a group, or through being owner) across all path components leading to TEST2. The equivalent concept exists in Windows, but typical users have privileges that basically disable traverse checking.