How to setup samba conf file for read only group and read/write for a certain user in a share
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I need to create a share in Linux (Fedora) and one group must have only read rights and one certain user can read/write. The rest has no access.
this is part of my configuration file. How can I set the read/write and only read rights?
[share2]
path = /srv/share2
valid users = simone +sales
browsable = yes
writeable = yes
public = no
read only = no
fedora permissions samba
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I need to create a share in Linux (Fedora) and one group must have only read rights and one certain user can read/write. The rest has no access.
this is part of my configuration file. How can I set the read/write and only read rights?
[share2]
path = /srv/share2
valid users = simone +sales
browsable = yes
writeable = yes
public = no
read only = no
fedora permissions samba
edited Nov 14 at 12:45
roaima
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asked Nov 14 at 10:28
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I need to create a share in Linux (Fedora) and one group must have only read rights and one certain user can read/write. The rest has no access.
this is part of my configuration file. How can I set the read/write and only read rights?
[share2]
path = /srv/share2
valid users = simone +sales
browsable = yes
writeable = yes
public = no
read only = no
fedora permissions samba
edited Nov 14 at 12:45
roaima
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asked Nov 14 at 10:28
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I need to create a share in Linux (Fedora) and one group must have only read rights and one certain user can read/write. The rest has no access.
this is part of my configuration file. How can I set the read/write and only read rights?
[share2]
path = /srv/share2
valid users = simone +sales
browsable = yes
writeable = yes
public = no
read only = no
fedora permissions samba
fedora permissions samba
edited Nov 14 at 12:45
roaima
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asked Nov 14 at 10:28
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Reading the man page for smb.conf would be very useful. (You'll need to skim it several times before diving in deeply.)
You have a couple of mistakes in your share definition.
Lists are items separated by commas.
valid users = simone, +sales
You haven't specified a read list or a write list
read list = +sales
write list = simone
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oldest
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up vote
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Reading the man page for smb.conf would be very useful. (You'll need to skim it several times before diving in deeply.)
You have a couple of mistakes in your share definition.
Lists are items separated by commas.
valid users = simone, +sales
You haven't specified a read list or a write list
read list = +sales
write list = simone
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
Reading the man page for smb.conf would be very useful. (You'll need to skim it several times before diving in deeply.)
You have a couple of mistakes in your share definition.
Lists are items separated by commas.
valid users = simone, +sales
You haven't specified a read list or a write list
read list = +sales
write list = simone
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Reading the man page for smb.conf would be very useful. (You'll need to skim it several times before diving in deeply.)
You have a couple of mistakes in your share definition.
Lists are items separated by commas.
valid users = simone, +sales
You haven't specified a read list or a write list
read list = +sales
write list = simone
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
Reading the man page for smb.conf would be very useful. (You'll need to skim it several times before diving in deeply.)
You have a couple of mistakes in your share definition.
Lists are items separated by commas.
valid users = simone, +sales
You haven't specified a read list or a write list
read list = +sales
write list = simone
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
42k550115
answered Nov 14 at 13:21
roaima
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