Flexible Use of ACL to set Samba sharing permissions (user1 can be read and written, user2 can be read and not written, user3 can be written and unreadable, user4 can only see sharing !)

1. Edit the samba configuration file (Vim/etc/samba/smb. conf)

Take the shared idea directory as an example!

[Region]

Comment = comment

Path =/Signature

Writable = Yes

Create mask = 1606

Directory mask = 1606

Read list = user2

2. Enable Linux to support posix acl (this posix acl function is officially supported on Linux kernel 2.6 and laterBack-Port
To 2.4 kernel. ACL can be used in common file systems, such as ext3, XFS, JFS, and reiserfs. Of course, you must start the ACL when compiling the kernel .)

Edit/etc/fstab

Add a row:

/Dev/sda1/home ext3 ACL 1 2

Restart!

3. Compile a small script

#! /Bin/bash

Mkdir plugin

Chmod 077/clusters

Chown user4.user4/login

Chmod o + T/second

Setfacl-m d: U: user1: rwx/logs

Setfacl-m d: U: user2: R/role

Setfacl-m d: U: user3: W/Example

Run the script and restart SMB!

Remember to turn off the firewall !!!

If you are interested in posix acl, see http://jianghuo495593541.download.csdn.net