Hello,
These are my datasets:
data (root dataset, unix permissions: 775)
data\Documenten (child dataset, unix permissions: 775)
data\Uploads (child dataset, unix permissions: 777)
I shared the 'data' dataset with CIFS. The share is accessible without login (guests allowed), which I enabled in the CIFS share. (so far so good!)
The 'Documenten' dataset should only be accessible for the root user and the 'home' group, me and my girlfriend are part of this group named 'home'. (so far so good). Both my girlfriend and I should be able to read en modify each others files. > this is not the case: when I create a file my girlfriend can read it, rename it, delete it, but cannot modify it (for example add some text in a basic .txt file).
The 'Uploads' dataset should be accessible for everybody. (so far so good). Everybody should be able to read and modify the files in this dataset. > this is not the case: same situation as described above, also with 'guest' users.
This is what my Uploads dataset looks like:
How can I fix this?
edit: I added screenshots from the Windows security properties as attachments, this is from a file in the 'Documenten' dataset.
These are my datasets:
data (root dataset, unix permissions: 775)
data\Documenten (child dataset, unix permissions: 775)
data\Uploads (child dataset, unix permissions: 777)
I shared the 'data' dataset with CIFS. The share is accessible without login (guests allowed), which I enabled in the CIFS share. (so far so good!)
The 'Documenten' dataset should only be accessible for the root user and the 'home' group, me and my girlfriend are part of this group named 'home'. (so far so good). Both my girlfriend and I should be able to read en modify each others files. > this is not the case: when I create a file my girlfriend can read it, rename it, delete it, but cannot modify it (for example add some text in a basic .txt file).
The 'Uploads' dataset should be accessible for everybody. (so far so good). Everybody should be able to read and modify the files in this dataset. > this is not the case: same situation as described above, also with 'guest' users.
This is what my Uploads dataset looks like:

How can I fix this?
edit: I added screenshots from the Windows security properties as attachments, this is from a file in the 'Documenten' dataset.
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