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I am having trouble with my SMB server that is causing pain to my users and in turn giving me heartburn. To the problem - I have a server which is set up in a completely insecure manor and we are totally okay with it. We want to be able to have everyone in the building be able to access a certain directory and all have rwx rights to all files in the share. When I set up the share it works for about a week and then I start getting reports from users that documents are read only for everyone except for the person who created it. Is there some sort of security script that runs once a week that would cause this? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Great thanks, I've already added the two lines and restarted smb. Unfortunately we are heading into a 4 day weekend here in the states so I won't be able to report to you of my success or failure until late next week. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me.
Did you give write and owner rights to /home/share/files/shared directory?
For example if owner and group is root, they can not access this directory.
I set the group to mail, bc all local users are in mail group.
Don't forget to set write permission to group.
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