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Old 04-18-2017, 04:57 AM   #16
MasterPit
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Ok, now i am confused. I made this smb_user to protect mounting process with password, when i don't use this username, and mount as guest, then the owner of all files is nobody:nobody. Now i have config of samba:
Code:
[testshare]
        comment = Test share
        path = /path/to/my/share
        guest ok = yes
        writeable = Yes
        create mask = 0666
        directory mask = 0555
And i am mounting like:
Code:
 mount -vvvv -t cifs //<IP>/testshare /mnt/data/ -o setuids,guest
And now no matter as who i am logged, when i create a file on /mnt/data/ the owner is nobody:nobody (exactly like before, bot it was smb_user:smb_usert, when i was mounting with password). No way, to force the owner Alice:Alice
 
Old 04-18-2017, 05:03 AM   #17
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probably this helps, try: valid users = @account
https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/ch09.html
 
Old 04-18-2017, 05:08 AM   #18
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Well for samba it is the connection auth that determines the user, so each user must make it's own separate connection (with smbfs for example - which uses fuse ...) not a systemwide one in fstab as that can only be as the one authenticating user.
 
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