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> I am running redhat 5.2 and have samba running well but I have a
> sharing question.  I have a directory called quality set up in my home
> directory that is owned by root with the group of tc_quality.  I have
> set up a group that just has a few users in it and have put in the
> smb.conf file a sections that will allow that share with write
> permissions.  So far everything is working as it is supposed too, only
> those in that group have access.  But they want other users to be able
> to read those documents but not change them.  I set up a new group
> called tc_readqual that points to the same path but the smb.conf
> only has read-only access.  That part also works fine as long as the
> user is also in the writable tc_quality group.  In other words in the
> network neighborhood they can double click the tc_readqual folder and
> then pull up a document and it will say that it is read-only, but they
> can also double-click the tc_quality folder and have full access.
> I guess my question is what is the best way to have a directory that
> some users can have full access to while others can only read the
> documents.  Thanks

> Wes

>> I am running redhat 5.2 and have samba running well but I have a
>> sharing question.  I have a directory called quality set up in my home
>> directory that is owned by root with the group of tc_quality.  I have
>> set up a group that just has a few users in it and have put in the
>> smb.conf file a sections that will allow that share with write
>> permissions.  So far everything is working as it is supposed too, only
>> those in that group have access.  But they want other users to be able
>> to read those documents but not change them.  I set up a new group
>> called tc_readqual that points to the same path but the smb.conf
>> only has read-only access.  That part also works fine as long as the
>> user is also in the writable tc_quality group.  In other words in the
>> network neighborhood they can double click the tc_readqual folder and
>> then pull up a document and it will say that it is read-only, but they
>> can also double-click the tc_quality folder and have full access.
>> I guess my question is what is the best way to have a directory that
>> some users can have full access to while others can only read the
>> documents.  Thanks

>> Wes

>Wes,

>Just have one service (share) with two lists:

>================
>Scott Martin
>NOESIS

>> I am running redhat 5.2 and have samba running well but I have a
>> sharing question.  I have a directory called quality set up in my home
>> directory that is owned by root with the group of tc_quality.  I have
>> set up a group that just has a few users in it and have put in the
>> smb.conf file a sections that will allow that share with write
>> permissions.  So far everything is working as it is supposed too, only
>> those in that group have access.  But they want other users to be able
>> to read those documents but not change them.  I set up a new group
>> called tc_readqual that points to the same path but the smb.conf
>> only has read-only access.  That part also works fine as long as the
>> user is also in the writable tc_quality group.  In other words in the
>> network neighborhood they can double click the tc_readqual folder and
>> then pull up a document and it will say that it is read-only, but they
>> can also double-click the tc_quality folder and have full access.
>> I guess my question is what is the best way to have a directory that
>> some users can have full access to while others can only read the
>> documents.  Thanks

>> Wes

>Wes,

>Just have one service (share) with two lists:

>================
>Scott Martin
>NOESIS

>> I am running redhat 5.2 and have samba running well but I have a
>> sharing question.  I have a directory called quality set up in my home
>> directory that is owned by root with the group of tc_quality.  I have
>> set up a group that just has a few users in it and have put in the
>> smb.conf file a sections that will allow that share with write
>> permissions.  So far everything is working as it is supposed too, only
>> those in that group have access.  But they want other users to be able
>> to read those documents but not change them.  I set up a new group
>> called tc_readqual that points to the same path but the smb.conf
>> only has read-only access.  That part also works fine as long as the
>> user is also in the writable tc_quality group.  In other words in the
>> network neighborhood they can double click the tc_readqual folder and
>> then pull up a document and it will say that it is read-only, but they
>> can also double-click the tc_quality folder and have full access.
>> I guess my question is what is the best way to have a directory that
>> some users can have full access to while others can only read the
>> documents.  Thanks

>> Wes

>Wes,

>Just have one service (share) with two lists:

>================
>Scott Martin
>NOESIS