[plug] ownership

[Marc Wiriadisastra]

Also the way I have so far "fixed" hopefully is to use stickied users 
and also using umask speaking to friend says thats teh only way 
including using smb.conf to enforce it.

Also my other errors were from the smbmount trying umask did not work 
which I found out after that same friend pointed out that umask doesn't 
work under smbmount but rather use fmask and dmask.

I was like duh.

If anyone else has had these issues I hope thats helped if not reply to 
me and I'll tell you what I did to clear up the mud lol.

Thanks to everyone that helped btw.

Marc

James Devenish wrote:

>In message <4108A778.40304 at smlintl.com.au>
>on Thu, Jul 29, 2004 at 03:30:00PM +0800, Marc Wiriadisastra wrote:
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>>1. How do I enforce something going into a folder to be changed to the 
>>permissions of that folder ignoring what the users rights are.
>>e.g. I have on my desktop a folder I transfer
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>Via what means are you transferring those files?
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>>2. I can't seem to login to the computer as anything but root as soon as 
>>I put my password in putty dies turns off?  Now if I ssh into it using 
>>the ssh marc-w at blah.com.au it spits out this error in the /var/log/messages
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>>Jul 29 15:19:20 dhcp-192-168-0-104 gdm(pam_unix)[2454]: session opened 
>>for user marc-w by (uid=0)
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>Um...I don't quite understand either your description or the relevance
>of the log lines. I imagine that you are using PuTTY to connect from a
>Windows machine to a Linux machine over a network. However, the above
>log lines pertain to "gdm", which is a Linux display manager (i.e.
>pretty much nothing to do with SSH).
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