Permission for transferring files from Windows to Linux using Samba

Permission for transferring files from Windows to Linux using Samba

After Samba is created, it is found that the group and user of the files uploaded from Windows to Linux are nobody. You can add the following permissions by modifying/etc/samba/smb. conf:

[Share]

Comment = this is Linuxshare directory

Path =/home/lmj/Myworkplace

Available = yes

Browseable = yes

Public = yes

Writable = yes

Create mask = 0644 ==================> what does this mean when I have learned about linux? It is not necessary to introduce it more,

The permissions required for the uploaded files are modified according to your own needs. I usually Modify text files,

So it is consistent with the text file created by linux itself.

Directory mask = 0777

Force user = lmj

Force group = lmj: the user and group

Restart the samba service after modification,

On Windows, you need to disconnect and reconnect:

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