I am a bit struggling with accessing samba shares on my NS7 RC3 server.
I created the share, set an owning group and allowed it write access.
On the ACL tab I added that group and set read and write permission.
But when I try to add the share to Nautilus, I can not add the share.
Now I add the user on the ACL tab and i CAN add the share.
The user is member of the group that has sufficient permissions. Did I hit a (known?) bug?
I can work around it by adding the useraccounts in the ACL list, but when there are many users, this is not a nice way to handle access to shares.
This looks like the same problem yes. I created 5 shares and all 5 had this problem. As soon I added a useraccount to the ACL tab, that user could access the share. With only adding the group where the user is member of, the user can not access the share.
I hope this gets solved rather quickly. I was about to set a server out with NS7 installed, but after some more testing on the filesharing module, I came to the conclusion I couldn’t use it as it is now. Only the OWNER of the files can access the files in the share. So if you need multiple users to access files on a share as I have, current situation is a no go.
Maybe I have to install NS6.8 instead for the time being…
Ok, but that is on ‘local’ groups right? Are local users created through pam when I create samba4 accounts? Or can I add Samba4 accounts to local groups?