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Describe the bug
Newly created files and dirs cannot be modified when inherit owner = yes and acl_xattr:ignore system acls = yes.
If I select Windows ACLs with Linux/MacOS Support instead this does not occur, but ACLs will be created for every file/directory
Is this normal?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a share with 0770 permission and a bunch of users. owner/group are root:storage-users in my case.
Set browseable, inherit permissions and windows acl toggles.
Add "inherit owner = yes" in advanced settings.
Also tried to add "acl group control = yes", without success.
mount share and create files and dirs
Expected behavior
I expect files and directories to have the same owner of the parent directory also with acl_xattr:ignore system acls = yes, and that such items can be manipulated.
Taking advantage of this report for the following feature request:
can acl_xattr:default acl style and inherit owner be made available as toggles or just integrated with the existing ones (Windows ACL)?
Bug Info
Describe the bug
Newly created files and dirs cannot be modified when inherit owner = yes and acl_xattr:ignore system acls = yes.
If I select Windows ACLs with Linux/MacOS Support instead this does not occur, but ACLs will be created for every file/directory
Is this normal?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a share with 0770 permission and a bunch of users. owner/group are root:storage-users in my case.
Set browseable, inherit permissions and windows acl toggles.
Add "inherit owner = yes" in advanced settings.
Also tried to add "acl group control = yes", without success.
mount share and create files and dirs
Expected behavior
I expect files and directories to have the same owner of the parent directory also with acl_xattr:ignore system acls = yes, and that such items can be manipulated.
Client Side
debian/sid, windows
Server Side
debian 12 lxc inside proxmox
cockpit 325
samba 4.17
Additional context
I just need to create a bucket-style shared storage space for a team of 3 people.
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