Very Computer

We have a drawing office with 7 users running Win98, all accessing a range
of directories with in one share on Linux RedHat 6.0. The problem comes when
they edit a file, someone else with in the group has created, it's read
only.
I have put these users in their own group "drawing".
How do I give permissions to the drawing group to enable them to overwrite
the files without changing ownership every time?
They all need access to all the files within the share to:
1) Create
2) Save
3) Overwrite

Is this possible?
if so:
What is the command line?

Users running Win98 / Acad
Server running RedHat 6.0

If possible please reply via e-mail
Thank You in advance

Brian Kearsey
Johannesburg
South Africa

Have you smba installed? Or how do the winmachines conect to the Server?
If you have samba then you have to add new users
"/usr/local/samba/bin/smbpasswd -a [username]" (for example) edit the
"/etc/smb.conf" file. And then restart samba "killall -1 smbd". If you
need and example of the smbd.conf file then send an email back. Ill
send you one then.

Martin
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