[6.3.5] VFS Fruit prevents Samba 'force create mode' from working

Description: I use `force create mode` in my samba configuration to ensure files uploaded by unix clients can be edited by windows clients logged in as different users. Any share that has 'Enhanced OS X interoperability' turned on ignores my permissions override.

To reproduce:

1.  Enable 'force create mode' in /boot/config/smb-extra.conf

       create mask = 0664
       force create mode = 0664

    

2. Create a file on a mac client with permissions different from the ones you wish to force (644 is default)

   $ touch test
   $ ls -al | grep test
   -rw-r--r--    1 chuckdries  staff          0 Sep  6 18:31 test

3. Enable 'Enhanced OS X interoperability' in the settings of any given share

4. Connect to the share on the mac client

5. Use finder to copy the test file to that share

6. Verify that permissions were copied as is by ssh'ing into unraid.  These are the unintended "actual results."

   root@chuckserve:/mnt/user/Projects# ls -al | grep test
   -rw-r--r-- 1 chuckdries users      0 Sep  6 18:31 test

    

7. Delete the file from unraid, disable enhanced osx interoperability, disconnect and reconnect to the share

8. Copy the file again with finder

9. This time, it will have the correct (overridden) permissions. This is the expected result. It can only be achieved by disabling vfs fruit.

   root@chuckserve:/mnt/user/Projects# ls -al | grep test
   -rw-rw-r-- 1 chuckdries users      0 Sep  6 22:28 test

    

chuckserve-diagnostics-20170906-2215.zip

Edited September 7, 20178 yr by CommandLionInterface