Hey Friends,
Another question from NAS noob - still exploring my first NAS and I wonder if it is possible to preserve file permissions when copying them to NAS over smb protocol.
I have my Samba share mounted as
and whenever I
Is this possible at all? I don't want DS220j to create files using default Linux permissions but to use either permissions of original files or the one I set through
Another question from NAS noob - still exploring my first NAS and I wonder if it is possible to preserve file permissions when copying them to NAS over smb protocol.
I have my Samba share mounted as
Code:
sudo mount -t cifs -o credentials=/etc/smb-credentials,uid=1000,gid=1000 //doctor-chaos/encrypted-smb-test /mnt
and whenever I
cp
files to it or try to chmod
mounted files the file permissions does not change...Is this possible at all? I don't want DS220j to create files using default Linux permissions but to use either permissions of original files or the one I set through
chmod
.