Re: 'default' permission not working with SAMBA + EXT3

-----Original Message-----

>>From: Sudheer Divakaran [mailto:[email protected]]
>>
>>   I 've setup a SAMBA server under ext3 file system which 
>>uses 'ACL' 
>>for restricting users.  I've set 'default' permission for some 
>>directories using setfacl.  Everything works fine but, some times the 
>>default permission is not applied to newly created 
>>directories or files. 
>>Is this a bug?  Or Is there any workaround for this?
>>
>>I'm using Fedora Core2 (kernel 2.6.5-1.358   -  default kernel comes 
>>with FC2)
>>
>David Brodbeck wrote:
>

>I'm having the same problem on my Debian system.  If you figure it out,
>please let me know.  I've asked on the Samba Users mailing list, but they
>couldn't help me much because I couldn't come up with a reproducible test
>case.
>
>For me, it only seems to happen when the client is running Windows NT 4.0.
>
>I'm to the point where I'm considering downgrading to Samba 2.x to see if
>that gets rid of it.
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Hi,

I've the same problem with Win98 clients too. I think that SAMBA is 
innocent in this case (i.e., it is purely an ACL or EXT3 filesystem 
problem).  Because sometimes when I create directories by ssh-ing to the 
server, the same problem occurs. 

Sudheer

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