currently i try to install & test samba with OpenSuSE v11.1 to learn for the LPIC-1 test.
Today i have the problem that i have changed /etc/samba/smb.conf , tested it with testparm and even restarted the server with ‘rcsmb restart’ but on a WinDOOF client i still have the old values before i changed the smb.conf, even after rebooting WinDOOF !
I tried to use the same directories on the server but with different rights and users allowed to access this directories ( called /samba/daten01 - /samba/daten06 )
Can someone help me and tell me what i have forgotten or overlooked ?
Can you post here the stanzas from smb.conf for the shares daten1 to daten5 (or just one of them if they’re all the same) plus the return you get from this Linux command:
ls -l /samba
plus this command:
sudo pdbedit -L
Can you also tell me in your reply what you mean by “but i still dont have the correct rights”?
1.) every samba users should get ro to /samba/daten01
2.) every samaba user should get rw to /samba/daten02
3.) asterix and gehtnix should get rw to /samba/daten03
4.) asterix should get rw; saufnix, gehtnix should get ro to /samba/daten04
5.) ANYBODY ( including guests ) should get access to /samba/daten05
which i translated into a table what should be possible with the NEW rights:
I just noticed that i should have included “writeable = yes” in sections [daten5] and [daten3] … but i dont understand what is happening in the directory /samba/daten03, where i see a directory “LVNRFX~8” as werner from the Windows client and a directory “leer?” as root on the server !
And i also dont understand why werner which doesnt exist on my linux server is able to get into /samba/daten01 - /samba/daten04 at all !
MfG, MEX
PS: With the old smb.conf our teacher showed us what is possible, then he told us to generate a new smb.conf … i asume my problems arise from the fact that i tried to use the old directories /samba/daten01 - /samba/daten05 again instead of creating new directories ( or that i made errors in the new sections [daten1] - [daten5] in the new smb.conf ) ?