On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 14:06 +1000, Nick Bryant wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I currently use Samba server as a PDC on a centos 3.5 box for a bunch of XP
> clients which works perfectly.</centos plug>
>
> I want to mount a share on a NAS box we have kicking about and use that
> share to put all the users home dirs in. Sadly my NAS box is a Windows 2003
> server appliance (although, to be fair - it does the job).
>
> So I create a share on the NAS box, create a user on the Samba server who I
> then assign write permissions on the newly created share (yes, the NAS is a
> domain member) and then put the NAS share's details into the Samba server's
> /etc/fstab like so:
>
> \\nasboxen\newshare /mnt/userhomes smbfs auto,credentials=/etc/samba/afile
> 0 0
>
> mount -a /mnt/syd01-test/
>
> and it mounts perfectly:
>
> [root@lemon mnt]# mount
> [snip]
> //nasboxen/newshare on /mnt/userhomes type smbfs (0)
>
> Now the problem comes when I want to put a userdir in there because when I
> try and set the ownership:
>
> [root@lemon mnt]# chown nick testing
> chown: changing ownership of `testing': Operation not permitted
>
> I presume this is because it's a smb filesystem and it doesn't support unix
> ownership flags. So the question is... can it be done?
Maybe from an XP box using Windows Explorer and the "Security
Permissions" ?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
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