Samba permissions settings

Hi everyone ( openSUSE 13.1 , kde 4.12)

I’m trying to create a shared folder with full read and write access :
well … at the local level “/ home / Shared” , everything works fine! , either by mounting the shared folder in fstab with bindfs , that setting the ACL’ s

What I can not understand is how to do the same thing I do at the local level , but with SAMBA
… smb :confused: / netbook / Shared / (/ home / Shared ) .
Should I try to inherit permissions from a parent folder or is it better try to set a spec rule “777” for all new files and folders

namely:

  • I tried to change the umask in login.defs, but does not work
  • I tried with bindfs, but does not work
  • I tried to force the permissions in smb.conf, but does not work
  • I tried to inherit the acl’s, but does not work
  • I tried to edit / etc / permission, however, nothing to do

Whatever I do, I always find myself with " 755 ". !!!
On openSUSE, who is involved to set these permissions ? login. defs, umask, apparmor ???
What can I do to set them in “777” ?
Possible that any changes I make in smb.conf, do not take effect ?


    inherit acls = Yes                                    
    inherit owner = Yes
    inherit permissions = No 
    vfs objects = acl_xattr                               
    acl group control = Yes
    acl map full control = Yes
    nt acl support = Yes
    profile acls = No
    map acl inherit = Yes
    map archive = no
    ; force unknown acl user = No
    ; force user = pippo                                  
    force group = users
    create mask = 2777                                  
    directory mask = 2777   
    force create mode = 2777   
    force directory mode = 2777 

thanks

but sorry, no one is able to give me some help? are weeks that I try but I can not find a solution !!!

Now I tried to disable AppArmor for smb and nmb but nothing to do permissions on Shares remain the same “755” :frowning:

bhooo ??

Ciaoooo