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Hello world;
currently I am running into some strange problem with a setup that
incorporates servers running Windows 2003 and Debian GNU stable (samba
3.0.14). Here's the situation:
* There's a share on the windows box that the unix machines need to
access. This is mounted using CIFS with uid= / oid= options to ensure
the desired unix user account is able to access the data in the share.
* When I do "ls -l" across the share, I see that the permissions, same
as owner and group information, are the way I want them to.
* Anyhow, whenever I try to write to that share as the user that
(obviously) owns all the files on it, I just get a "permission denied".
This is strange. Can anyone point me a way out?
TIA and bye,
Kris
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Tel. 0351 4657716 * Fax 0351 4657707 * krink@xxxxxxxxxxx
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