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make it fiddle with NT ACLs (or report no ACL, so Samba fakes it up).
The idea here is that Samba reports an NT ACL to Windows clients, which use
that ACL in downloaded profiles.
If the user doesn't have write permissions on the directories being downloaded,
then it cant put the subfolders in (yes, NT will set perms so that it can't
access the dir as the user the created it) and the profile download fails.
The current solution it to give the user unix write perms to the folders, but
this is rather dangerous - sombody could trojen the profile. This should
avoid that mess.
I'll test this out properly next week, but it works in vfstest (thanks idra!).
Andrew Bartlett
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Jeremy.
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Jeremy.
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WARNING: every vfs module maintainer should look at these changes to understand how to properly write a vfs module in head!!
also make installmodules work correctly when the directory structure is not yet in place.
Simo.
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