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  1. 52 minutes ago, trurl said:

    What do you have in Settings - SMB - SMB Extras?

    I never touched it.

    Just this:

    #unassigned_devices_start
    #Unassigned devices share includes
       include = /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf
    #unassigned_devices_end

     

    About one month ago I configured a LAN to LAN remote share with my friend.

    That is mounted in here -> /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf:

    include = /etc/samba/unassigned-shares/10.253.0.2_backupsam.conf

     

  2. Not fixed! I just copied a bunch of files around and the "no permission" popup came again – while copying. 😑
     

    I copied files into an already existing `777 nobody:users` directory.

    But during the copying process(?) somhow the 777 became a 770. So I understand why the popup came. But why do the permissons change??

     

    Is the solution just to run `chown -R myuser:users /mnt/user/myprivateshare`? If yes, what if I'd like to give other users acces too later?

  3. Okay, I'm confused. How are permissions supposed to look like in a private vs a public share?

    I ran the "New Permissions" tool in hope it would fix those "no permissions" popups from Windows Explorer. – It did, but after creating new files/folders the issue came back.
    The tool set all shares to "777 nobody:users" but when I add new files/folders the permissions look like this:

    • private share: 770 sam:users
    • public share: 777 sam:users

    But is this correct? I thought this caused those permission popups in Windows Explorer. But now I can't reproduce them anymore. And I don't even know how I fixed it.
    (I did some restarts and updated from 6.9 to 6.10)

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