bear with me, this may get a bit complicated. a bit about my setup. I have a unix system that writes a file to an nfs share on a windows box. the issue i am having is as follows,
I've created a new server 2008 r2 domain (A). In domain A I have a server (FSA) that the unix system writes to. In the old 2003 domain (B) I have a two way trust setup where I can access files the unix system creates on FSA. For the most part my users in domain B can access and read the files created. except for one file. the permissions
everyone (special permissions)
groupA (full control)
userA (full control)
I have a groupB (basically groupA but in the old domain) with users in it, that SHOULD be able to access the file and read the data. However, the problem that is occuring is that the everyone group has special permissions that do not carry the list folder/read data attribute. So users in the domain B are NOT able to read the file, however, users in domain A are.
If anyone could point me in SOME direction, that would be great.
fyi, the umask on the unix system is set to 003.
the folders in which the files get dumped have full control for every group listed. inheritable permissions is checked and the file permissions and for this folder, subfolders and files.
Thanks!
I've created a new server 2008 r2 domain (A). In domain A I have a server (FSA) that the unix system writes to. In the old 2003 domain (B) I have a two way trust setup where I can access files the unix system creates on FSA. For the most part my users in domain B can access and read the files created. except for one file. the permissions
everyone (special permissions)
groupA (full control)
userA (full control)
I have a groupB (basically groupA but in the old domain) with users in it, that SHOULD be able to access the file and read the data. However, the problem that is occuring is that the everyone group has special permissions that do not carry the list folder/read data attribute. So users in the domain B are NOT able to read the file, however, users in domain A are.
If anyone could point me in SOME direction, that would be great.
fyi, the umask on the unix system is set to 003.
the folders in which the files get dumped have full control for every group listed. inheritable permissions is checked and the file permissions and for this folder, subfolders and files.
Thanks!
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