Hi all,
I have set up a nas4free server pc with a couple of users. My goal was to make a samba server. I configured samba, and everybody can write and read from it as a guest, but as soon as somebody tries to write something to the server as a registered user, it says "permission denied". What did i do wrong? Btw sorry for my english.
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Re: permission denied
Post how you configured SAMBA and post owner of shared folders
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emiellr
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Re: permission denied
hi
here are screens of my config.
Btw my goal is to have users enabled as well, and no guest or anonymous users
here are screens of my config.
Btw my goal is to have users enabled as well, and no guest or anonymous users
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Re: permission denied
Hi emiellr,
is your question still open?
I had a similar problem setting up my NAS with 4 users with common and privat folders.
Here are my mistakes:
- All users must have the same primary group, for you Riestra.
- All common folders (and files) must have read and write access for this group, Attention: If you created the folders as root, the group is admin.
You can't see the group of the folder in the NAS4free Web-GUI, but via WINSCP or Putty. In the NAS4Free Web-GUI you can see and modify the user and group rights.
- The privat folders must only have read and write access for the spcific user.
So if you created a folder or file via windows explorer as a guest user, the access rights will be "guest" as user and group and no user of a different group as "guest" can write there.
is your question still open?
I had a similar problem setting up my NAS with 4 users with common and privat folders.
Here are my mistakes:
- All users must have the same primary group, for you Riestra.
- All common folders (and files) must have read and write access for this group, Attention: If you created the folders as root, the group is admin.
You can't see the group of the folder in the NAS4free Web-GUI, but via WINSCP or Putty. In the NAS4Free Web-GUI you can see and modify the user and group rights.
- The privat folders must only have read and write access for the spcific user.
So if you created a folder or file via windows explorer as a guest user, the access rights will be "guest" as user and group and no user of a different group as "guest" can write there.
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