July 1, 20188 yr I'm having permission problems... I have several users, among them root, admin_user (to be able to save files on the shares), read_user (has only read access)... I use a win 7 computer with the samba login as admin_user to save files. If I do a ls -la in an unraid shell, then those files are NOT nobody:users. They are admin_user:users. I did a testparm and did not find a "force user = nobody" in the global section, nor in the individual share sections. So I did an edit of the /boot/config/smb-extra.conf to include a global "force user = nobody". Now files/dirs that I create with the win 7 machine are nobody:users. Does anyone else have such problems (especially not good when going into appdata and accessing files there)? PS: testparm also gives a warning that these settings are depreciated: syslog = 0 syslog only = Yes null passwords = Yes Edited July 1, 20188 yr by Wimpie
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