Making one folder in Linux writable via Samba


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I have a massive collection of photos on my home server that I keep root
the owner of so that it is not mistakenly overwritten, deleted, etc. Because I use Lightroom
to manage the photos themselves, I want to make the Lightroom
catalog file writable via my Windows PC but leave ALL THE OTHER files protected.
My samba entry:
[Pictures]
comment = Pictures
writable = no
printable = no
public = yes
create mode = 777
path = "/path/to/Pictures"
directory mode = 777
I've tried setting writable = yes
and setting chown root:root --recursive *
on all the files and folders within Pictures
and I can still write to the folders...? Is what I am trying possible?
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I have a massive collection of photos on my home server that I keep root
the owner of so that it is not mistakenly overwritten, deleted, etc. Because I use Lightroom
to manage the photos themselves, I want to make the Lightroom
catalog file writable via my Windows PC but leave ALL THE OTHER files protected.
My samba entry:
[Pictures]
comment = Pictures
writable = no
printable = no
public = yes
create mode = 777
path = "/path/to/Pictures"
directory mode = 777
I've tried setting writable = yes
and setting chown root:root --recursive *
on all the files and folders within Pictures
and I can still write to the folders...? Is what I am trying possible?
permissions samba
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I have a massive collection of photos on my home server that I keep root
the owner of so that it is not mistakenly overwritten, deleted, etc. Because I use Lightroom
to manage the photos themselves, I want to make the Lightroom
catalog file writable via my Windows PC but leave ALL THE OTHER files protected.
My samba entry:
[Pictures]
comment = Pictures
writable = no
printable = no
public = yes
create mode = 777
path = "/path/to/Pictures"
directory mode = 777
I've tried setting writable = yes
and setting chown root:root --recursive *
on all the files and folders within Pictures
and I can still write to the folders...? Is what I am trying possible?
permissions samba
I have a massive collection of photos on my home server that I keep root
the owner of so that it is not mistakenly overwritten, deleted, etc. Because I use Lightroom
to manage the photos themselves, I want to make the Lightroom
catalog file writable via my Windows PC but leave ALL THE OTHER files protected.
My samba entry:
[Pictures]
comment = Pictures
writable = no
printable = no
public = yes
create mode = 777
path = "/path/to/Pictures"
directory mode = 777
I've tried setting writable = yes
and setting chown root:root --recursive *
on all the files and folders within Pictures
and I can still write to the folders...? Is what I am trying possible?
permissions samba
permissions samba
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