From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) Description of problem: EXT3 partition with ACL support enabled. Samba configured to authenticate from Active Directory (don't know if it's a factor). Share configured with "hide unreadable = yes". If an ACL is set for an AD user to read (or read and write, or read + write + execute) a directory or file then the directory or file is still hidden through Samba. If an ACL is set for an AD group to read a directory or file then the directory or file is shown through Samba. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): samba-3.0.4-6.3E How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create share directory (/shares/share1/foo) 2.Share the directory through Samba [Share1] path = /shares/share1 read only = no hide unreadable = yes 3.Grant permissions to directory for user (setfacl -m u:AD@User1:r /shares/share1/foo) 4.Logon a Windows workstation to AD. 5.Browse to the share (\\Sambaserver\share1) Actual Results: Folder foo is not visible Expected Results: Folder foo should be visible Additional info: The permissions still seem to be effective. If I map a drive to the share and open up a Command Prompt I still can't *see* the directory but I can use the CD command to enter the directory. Feel free to contact me for more info (smb.conf, etc.)
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