I just want to let you know that I'm facing the same issue. Daily cron job is existing, but it seems that it doesn't run. Manually starting the samba-recylce scripts does work.
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I had the same issue using win7. I had to manually add the user/pass to the "Windows Credential Manager". If an entry exists already for your share, you'll have to remove it first. After that it was not necessary to enter user/pass again!
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Just to add another hint to the topic "security":
If you create a new samba share with default options/parameters, user2 still can edit/delete files/folders of user1. Steps to reproduce (assumption two users exists with default parameters):
- shared folders -> Add
- Enter name: "samba" and choose a volume
- Save
- SMB/CIFS -> Shares -> Add
- Enter shared folder: "samba"
- Save
- mount the new share "samba" on one client as user1 and on another client as user2.
- create a file as user1 (in main folder of share!)
- try to edit or delete this file as user2
- file will be edited/deleted
This does not work for files in subfolders of the share. Also deletion of folders does only work if they are empty. I tried this with linux clients (cifs) and win7 clients and both behaved the same way.Now we are back to our office situation. How can I make sure that files which user1 has created (in main/root folder of the share) can't be modified or deleted by user2?
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Alternatively you could add those parameters to the "extra options" of the share. These parameters are added below the "default parameters" so that the defaults are ignored.
For testing I changed extra options to:
Zitatcreate mask = 0775
force create mode = 0664
directory mask = 0775
force directory mode = 0775Seems to work so far.
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I did a new installation of omv 1.0 (I was using omv 0.4 until today). I also stumbled over the permissions when using a share for multiple users.
Actually I have to agree with der_Typ. Why do we have "groups", "privileges" and "acl" when we are forcing the share to 0755/0644? That makes no sense. Effectively it doesn't make sense to use groups, privileges and acl for samba shares anymore!
Talking about an office... it seems that 0755/0644 imitates the functionality of a browsable "home share".
Sorry, but I don't get the point why this new "feature" does improve security.