Samba shared write permission fault
by szel.tam from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5MR0T)
Hi Everybody,
The problem is the windows client (workgroup) write permission to the shared folder.
I have an Oracle Linux distr. with Samba.
The server has one standard user (user1) and one group (Team). The user1 is member of Team group.
The shared folder name folder1 (/srv/folder1), the owner is the root user, the group is the Team group. The permission is 770 of this directory. Firewall settings are ok, smb.conf main contains (global: workgroup = workgroup, security = user, min protocol = SMB2; folder1: available = yes, browseable = yes, writeable = yes, guest ok = no, write list = user1, valid users = @team)
In this linux is the write permission is ok.
In windows 10 is the mapping is ok, but the write is fault.
My level is beginner (in Linux), so i am waiting any help! :)
What is the problem?
Thanks
The problem is the windows client (workgroup) write permission to the shared folder.
I have an Oracle Linux distr. with Samba.
The server has one standard user (user1) and one group (Team). The user1 is member of Team group.
The shared folder name folder1 (/srv/folder1), the owner is the root user, the group is the Team group. The permission is 770 of this directory. Firewall settings are ok, smb.conf main contains (global: workgroup = workgroup, security = user, min protocol = SMB2; folder1: available = yes, browseable = yes, writeable = yes, guest ok = no, write list = user1, valid users = @team)
In this linux is the write permission is ok.
In windows 10 is the mapping is ok, but the write is fault.
My level is beginner (in Linux), so i am waiting any help! :)
What is the problem?
Thanks