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Forceuser is not working in samba with Windows 10
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I have Windows 10 connecting to a Raspberry Pi with samba in the same LAN. My Raspberry has two users. I connect to the share using Windows 10 right-click "add network adress" and then put in the credentials of the user1.
This way I can establish a connection. Weirdly, I cannot do this with the user2 (permission denied). I am sure the credentials are correct since I am logged in as user2 via SSH at the same time.
My smb.conf has this part:
[nameofshare]
path = /home/nameofshare
public = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
comment = smb share
printable = no
guest ok = no
forceuser = user2
As far as I understood if I use forceuser then every file and directory I copy to that share over my Windows connection should be created on the server as owned by "user2". This is not the case. All my files are user1 which I use to connect.
This came up while I was trying to rename a directory and Windows would not let me, stating I had to get the permissions from RASPBERRYPI/user1, although this was the user I used for the connection (I checked this and saw it in the network passwords list).
So it could be that I am not able to change the files because then forceuser is applied and this is a different one than the one who owns the files. But upon creation of those files forceuser is not applied?
samba windows-10
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I have Windows 10 connecting to a Raspberry Pi with samba in the same LAN. My Raspberry has two users. I connect to the share using Windows 10 right-click "add network adress" and then put in the credentials of the user1.
This way I can establish a connection. Weirdly, I cannot do this with the user2 (permission denied). I am sure the credentials are correct since I am logged in as user2 via SSH at the same time.
My smb.conf has this part:
[nameofshare]
path = /home/nameofshare
public = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
comment = smb share
printable = no
guest ok = no
forceuser = user2
As far as I understood if I use forceuser then every file and directory I copy to that share over my Windows connection should be created on the server as owned by "user2". This is not the case. All my files are user1 which I use to connect.
This came up while I was trying to rename a directory and Windows would not let me, stating I had to get the permissions from RASPBERRYPI/user1, although this was the user I used for the connection (I checked this and saw it in the network passwords list).
So it could be that I am not able to change the files because then forceuser is applied and this is a different one than the one who owns the files. But upon creation of those files forceuser is not applied?
samba windows-10
asked May 29 at 20:08
BenBen
1013
add a comment |
I have Windows 10 connecting to a Raspberry Pi with samba in the same LAN. My Raspberry has two users. I connect to the share using Windows 10 right-click "add network adress" and then put in the credentials of the user1.
This way I can establish a connection. Weirdly, I cannot do this with the user2 (permission denied). I am sure the credentials are correct since I am logged in as user2 via SSH at the same time.
My smb.conf has this part:
[nameofshare]
path = /home/nameofshare
public = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
comment = smb share
printable = no
guest ok = no
forceuser = user2
As far as I understood if I use forceuser then every file and directory I copy to that share over my Windows connection should be created on the server as owned by "user2". This is not the case. All my files are user1 which I use to connect.
This came up while I was trying to rename a directory and Windows would not let me, stating I had to get the permissions from RASPBERRYPI/user1, although this was the user I used for the connection (I checked this and saw it in the network passwords list).
So it could be that I am not able to change the files because then forceuser is applied and this is a different one than the one who owns the files. But upon creation of those files forceuser is not applied?
samba windows-10
asked May 29 at 20:08
BenBen
1013
I have Windows 10 connecting to a Raspberry Pi with samba in the same LAN. My Raspberry has two users. I connect to the share using Windows 10 right-click "add network adress" and then put in the credentials of the user1.
This way I can establish a connection. Weirdly, I cannot do this with the user2 (permission denied). I am sure the credentials are correct since I am logged in as user2 via SSH at the same time.
My smb.conf has this part:
[nameofshare]
path = /home/nameofshare
public = yes
browseable = yes
writable = yes
comment = smb share
printable = no
guest ok = no
forceuser = user2
As far as I understood if I use forceuser then every file and directory I copy to that share over my Windows connection should be created on the server as owned by "user2". This is not the case. All my files are user1 which I use to connect.
This came up while I was trying to rename a directory and Windows would not let me, stating I had to get the permissions from RASPBERRYPI/user1, although this was the user I used for the connection (I checked this and saw it in the network passwords list).
So it could be that I am not able to change the files because then forceuser is applied and this is a different one than the one who owns the files. But upon creation of those files forceuser is not applied?
samba windows-10
samba windows-10
asked May 29 at 20:08
BenBen
1013
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BenBen
1013
asked May 29 at 20:08
BenBen
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