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From: rvaede on 13 Oct 2009 16:44
I set up a windows share using shlight on a Solaris 10 Unix server:

/usr/local/bin/shlight //1.9.87.56/EFTile /mypit -U roguser -W
MANAGED
-P coolday -F . -F .


It works fine.
But no matter what I do someone on the unix /mypit can go and update/
delete/add files.


How can I restrict users from having update permissions. I just need
to provide read access.


thanks




From: hume.spamfilter on 14 Oct 2009 13:01
rvaede <rvaedex23(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> I set up a windows share using shlight on a Solaris 10 Unix server:

You mean Sharity Light, yes? The program that will allow a Unix machine
to mount a Windows share?

I've never used it, but have to tried checking the README file for the
program? The following flags look promising:

-u uid uid the mounted files get
-g gid gid the mounted files get
These options specify the Unix user- and group-IDs for the
mounted files. The defaults are the real user- and group-IDs of
the user that runs Sharity-Light. You can specify numeric or
symbolic IDs.
-f mode permission the files get (octal notation)
-d mode permission the dirs get (octal notation)


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