Samba permissions issue in Debian
I cannot access to a specific folder on my samba share:
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I can access folder 3 in this share as the group is different, i.e.: ls -l /share/MainFolder drwsrws--- 2 root user 4096 Apr 7 2012 folder 1 drwsrws--- 2 root admin 4096 Apr 7 2012 folder 2 drwsrws--- 2 root operator 4096 Apr 7 2012 folder 3 I can access "folder 3" as this is the primary group for my username: uid=1005(myusername) gid=513(operator) groups=513(operator),1010(othergroup),1013(admin) Folder 1, I don't need access to but folder 2, I do need access to and I added myself as member but don't have the correct permissions: smbldap-groupshow admin dn: cn=admin,ou=Groups,dc=storage,dc=ie objectClass: top,posixGroup,sambaGroupMapping cn: admin gidNumber: 1013 sambaSID: XXX-XXX-XXX-XX-XXX-XX sambaGroupType: 2 displayName: admin memberUid: user1,user2,myusername How can I check the permissions my username has for this directory and how do I change it to get access? I don't have the commands for setfacl or getfacl installed so want to know how else I can check. |
Check the groups which you are a member of and need to be a member of carefully and then restart the samba service.
This will correct the permission denied error. |
samba does not provide any info about owner or access mode, all these things can be easily overridden with mount options: http://linux.die.net/man/8/mount.cifs ; uid=1005,forceuid should help you
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Of course then restart Samba service. |
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