Monday, October 24, 2016

Remove Linux file permissions, in windows



I've set up a fileshare that I want my users to be able to read/write/delete to.
The problem is that I'm able to list content and delete it, not read/write.
Yes, this goes for several users.



The permissions look like this:





NTFS



No inheritance from parent folder.
Owner: Administrators
Full control: Authenticated users, Administrators



Share



Full control: Authenticated users, Administrators





I bet I missed something trivial. Could someone point me into the right direction?



Update: Now I only lack read/execute permissions after adding system, the group Users and creator owner to NTFS permissions settings (gave them full control).



It struck me that perhaps the problems is caused by some linux permissions? I copied all files from a linux smb share so the files still have linux perissions i guess, could that be it?



If so, how do I remove those?


Answer



This turned out to be an issue with the encryption windows applies. Removing the encryption solved the whole thing:/


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