IceBoosteR
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Hi folks,
I have an SMB permission issue which I cannot solve and I need your help here.
Lets assume I have a share TEST and User1 and User2.
The share was created on a dataset, created with Windows permissions. Userpermissions are then changed to User1 als Owner and also Group1.
After this I mount the share and set share permission. But they do look like NTFS instead.
The permissions are Full control for User1 and Read+Write Permissions for User2.
When I now create a file with User1, User2 is able to see and modify/delete these files, the permissions are inherited. But when I do create a file with User2, User1 is not able to see that file. When I look at the permissions, User2 got all the permissions it is supposed to have, but User1 permissions are missing.
In the past I had managed this with another folder in that share, stop the inheritance from the share, and put all permissions (explicit) to that folder and inherit all subfolders from that folder.
But this is not working anymore. If I try to stop the inheritance on the folder, nothing happens...
Maybe there is another way to accomplish that, or I have an issue somewhere, but the only idea to workaround that, is to put the share-owner to User2 isntead of User1...
Any help would be appreciate.
Cheers
Ice
I have an SMB permission issue which I cannot solve and I need your help here.
Lets assume I have a share TEST and User1 and User2.
The share was created on a dataset, created with Windows permissions. Userpermissions are then changed to User1 als Owner and also Group1.
After this I mount the share and set share permission. But they do look like NTFS instead.
The permissions are Full control for User1 and Read+Write Permissions for User2.
When I now create a file with User1, User2 is able to see and modify/delete these files, the permissions are inherited. But when I do create a file with User2, User1 is not able to see that file. When I look at the permissions, User2 got all the permissions it is supposed to have, but User1 permissions are missing.
In the past I had managed this with another folder in that share, stop the inheritance from the share, and put all permissions (explicit) to that folder and inherit all subfolders from that folder.
But this is not working anymore. If I try to stop the inheritance on the folder, nothing happens...
Maybe there is another way to accomplish that, or I have an issue somewhere, but the only idea to workaround that, is to put the share-owner to User2 isntead of User1...
Any help would be appreciate.
Cheers
Ice