Please help me, about the file sharing with windows system


 
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Old 01-09-2006
Please help me, about the file sharing with windows system

Did anybody can teach me how to set the premission in the samba server? How to i set the premission in one folder but two access right. With one folder but the user access rights is diffirent. One user can full access the folder, and another one user only read only.
thx for helping...
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Old 10-06-2006
Normal user/group/world UNIX file permissions apply to Samba.
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