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alexkirs2018-10-16 13:44:05
NTFS
alexkirs, 2018-10-16 13:44:05

How do ntfs acl work over standard linux samba permissions?

There are folders shared with linux via samba with the usual samba acl. If ntfs rights are imposed on the files / folders nested in these folders from under win, how will these rights interact with linux clients over the network?
Can Linux machines bypass these ntfs rights?

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