File permissions on a samba+ftp server
Hello!
I'm in the process of settings up a file server (NAS) at home with Ubuntu Server 8.10.
I want my users to be able to access shared files via samba, ftp (proftp) or conventional ssh login.
I've set up the files to be shared under /shares/share1, /shares/share2 etc.
I would like to be able to grant users R, RW or no access to one or more shares.
I figured that controlling access via normal filepermissions does not provide adequate flexibility as some need full access, some need read only access and some have no access at all.
I figured that the only way to achieve the flexibility i need is to use ACL. Is that also what you guys think?
I would like to hear how other people have configured such a set-up as I'm surely not the only one having such a home file server.
regards
Klaus
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