[Netatalk-admins] RE: A few nice months. :)

[Shawn P. <sp...@in...>]

dh...@be... said:
> The "belt" is usually related to permissions.  What were the permissions
> on the folders with the belt?

While the original folder no longer exists -- the permissions were the
same as all the others...  Here's a copy/paste of the users's document
folder:

[root@hsfiles root]# ls -l /home/hsuser/Users/Halliday\ Robert/Documents/
total 24
drwxr-sr-x    5 hsuser   hsuser       4096 Mar  1  2002 AppleWorks User Data
-rw-r--r--    1 hsuser   hsuser          0 Dec  4 11:42 Group Shared :c4
-rw-r--r--    1 hsuser   hsuser          0 Sep 11  2001 Icon?
drwxr-sr-x    3 hsuser   hsuser       4096 Mar  1  2002 Math
drwxr-sr-x    4 hsuser   hsuser       4096 Dec  4 12:22 My English stuff
drwxr-sr-x    3 hsuser   hsuser       4096 Sep 19 16:07 Robert's folder
drwxr-sr-x    6 hsuser   hsuser       4096 Dec  4 11:38 science
drwxr-sr-x    9 hsuser   hsuser       4096 May 24  2002 World History

> P.S.  Are you running anything special like ACLs that would relate to
> the effective permissions?

Nope -- in fact, there's only one user, all log in as "hsuser" and
Macintosh Manger handles what they see on the client side.  (I'd blame
MacManager for the entire problem, except that it's never locked a folder
on me... and I"ve used it unhappily for years. :)

And some more info -- I'm using version 1.6 compiled with --enable-redhat
--with-shadow and nothing else.  (I may have it backwards, maybe it was
with-redhat and enable-shadow, but I did it correctly at the time...)

-Shawn


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Shawn Powers
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Inland Lakes Schools
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