[Samba] Windows Vista and option in smb.conf
in [Samba]
|
Prev: [Samba] Trouble joining Windows 7 machines to Samba PDC
Next: [Samba] 3.5.0 mixture of print clients xp and x64
From: F.Groen on 15 Mar 2010 07:30 Sorry, mistyped the unix permissions mentioned in the earlier post (see below), they are 755. Regards, FG ________________________________________________________________________________ Hello, I have a difficulty with the option 'hide unreadable' in the smb.conf regarding to it's effect on my Vista machines. In the smb.conf I have declared the following share: [userdata] path = /data/userdata admin users = domain+adminuser browseable = yes writeable = yes hide unreadable = yes csc policy = disable The server is a domain member, security ADS . The unix permissions on the folder /data/userdata are 755 . The Samba version is 3.022-13.16-SUSE-SLES10 Now the 'hide unreadable' option takes care of the visibility of subfolders for a specific user. Without rights to read (based on either domain personal permissions or domain group permissions), one can't see subfolders/files. This works fine with windows XP. However same logged on users on a Vista SP2 client only see subfolders and files to which they have a domain group permission. None of the folders they should have access to based on domain personal permissions are visible ! . As soon as I remove 'hide unreadable' in the smb.conf section all the folders show up. But this is not desirable . Does anyone know why Vista behaves differently ? Some security setting ? Kind regards, Met vriendelijke groet, Frank Groen OBA/Systeembeheer aanw: ma. woe. 0205230979 f.groen(a)oba.nl -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba |