stumbled upon this bug report when i noticed the same thing today. when using private shares, any files written are owned by the logged in user, and not 'nobody', which can cause various annoyances later since so many things assume everything is owned by nobody.
i fixed it by modifying the samba config, you can add the following to /boot/config/smb-extra.conf
[6.8.0] File permissions through Samba are set to admin:users and not nobody:users
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stumbled upon this bug report when i noticed the same thing today. when using private shares, any files written are owned by the logged in user, and not 'nobody', which can cause various annoyances later since so many things assume everything is owned by nobody.
i fixed it by modifying the samba config, you can add the following to /boot/config/smb-extra.conf
[global] force user = nobody force group = users