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Stubborn file ownership problem! Argh!
Hi, I have Apache running well on a Linux server, with Samba installed. I do must of my work in Notepad2 on a Windows box using Samba shares on which I am logged in as a user on the box (non-root).
I recently decided to expand into cgi-perl. My /htdocs/cgi-bin directory is already part of a working Samba share. It's permissions are 2755. Whenever I create a new file through the Samba share in the cgi-bin folder, it's owned by root. The gid membership passes along just fine, but the ownership is root. Therefore I can't access it on the web. Seems like it should be owned by the user I'm logged in as in Samba. Why is this? 
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