What are the senorias that the admins section can be used ?
Say, we can define an vol/folder is readable to all (include guest) but be writable to only specified users by assigning readonly section as yes and put the users in writelist section. For instance, tried -s "Shared;/mnt/Shared;yes;yes;yes;all;none;user1,user2", it will make the vol /mnt/Shared is publicly readable but only user1 and user2 can update (add/remove) its content, not need to add the users in admins section.
For users in admins section, what are the special changes(or access rights) it will brings to them ?
writelist section
How about the writelist section?
After some Googling, the only situation I found is to grant users write right when readonly is yes, like the example above.
Are there other situations?
admins
sectionWhat are the senorias that the
admins
section can be used ?Say, we can define an vol/folder is readable to all (include
guest
) but be writable to only specified users by assigningreadonly
section asyes
and put the users inwritelist
section. For instance, tried-s "Shared;/mnt/Shared;yes;yes;yes;all;none;user1,user2"
, it will make the vol/mnt/Shared
is publicly readable but onlyuser1
anduser2
can update (add/remove) its content, not need to add the users inadmins
section.For users in
admins
section, what are the special changes(or access rights) it will brings to them ?writelist
sectionHow about the
writelist
section? After some Googling, the only situation I found is to grant users write right whenreadonly
is yes, like the example above. Are there other situations?Many thanks ~