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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: Apte on August 26, 2009, 04:05:02 PM
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Hello,
I'm currently testing SME server ( due to disappointment with support and follow-up of Xandros server...) as alternative to Win server ( beurk ! ).
Installation ok, quick and fast.
Create domain-> OK
Create users and group -> OK
Registrate Win XP workstation OK
Opening XP session with logged user OK
Read / Write create directory on user private directory OK
But now !
All users can read and open files of th ibay/files directory ( after the file has been manually created by command line )
NONE of them can write nor create directory on it.
status of directory :
drwxr-s--- 2 admin shared ..............
Why ?
I searched few time on this forum before to post this, but I didn't find any post about (nor in French ).
I'm more or less sure that this problem is....stupid.
Thank for help,
Philippe
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Looks like you've choosed admin as group owner of the ibay . You have to choose which group is the owner, and which permissions they have on the ibay.
If you need more flexible permissions, you can take a look at the shared-folders contrib: http://wiki.contribs.org/SharedFolders
Cheers, Daniel
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Thank you for this quick answer.
In the meantime I look forward and..... in fact this is the case with the "Primary" share....
It's now OK ( I was sure I was stupid !! )
Two question anyway :
1. is there a way to remove cgi-bin,html and Primary directories from the Windows browse ? (or can I delete unused directories ? )
2. I also had a look to SharedFolder package but is it confident and reliable for a production server by customer ?
Philippe
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1. is there a way to remove cgi-bin,html and Primary directories from the Windows browse ? (or can I delete unused directories ? )
You cannot remove it, but you can hide it:
db account setprop Primary Browseable no
signal-event ibay-modify Primary
2. I also had a look to SharedFolder package but is it confident and reliable for a production server by customer ?
Well, I use it on several production servers without any problem for some months now. But of course, you should try it first before putting it in production.
Cheers, Daniel
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Thanks :P