Samba server permission settings

Samba server permission settings-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. For details, refer to the following section. We use the example of a samba configuration file to illustrate this problem:

[Redhat]

Comment = redhat's files

Path =/var/redhat

Public = no

Valid = tom @ redhat/* valid user */

Write list = tom @ redhat/* users with write permissions */

Create mask = 0660

/* Permission for creating files, which is 660, that is, rw-rw ---- permission, that is

The owner and the same group have the readable and writable permissions */

Directory mask = 0660/* permission on the directory, which is also 660 permission */

[Add permission knowledge: r = read, 4 w = write in octal, 2 x = Execution in octal, and 1 in octal, in rw-rw ---- above, the nine characters are divided into three parts. The first three characters are the permissions of the file owner (rw-, readable and writable ), the three characters in the middle are the permissions of the same group (rw-, readable and writable), followed by the permissions of others (---, unreadable and unwritable), and changed to octal, r + w +-= 2 + 1 + 0 = 6, which forms a format such as mask = 0660. For permissions such as 770,775, you can think about it on your own.