UCS 2.4 - Univention

4.5 Univention Directory Manager modules
Accordingly, a newly created directory will initially be assigned the same permissions as that which
are set as UNIX permissions and in Directory mode at the same time. Then these permissions are
completed by those marked under Force directory mode.
In a similar way, the security settings are adopted for existing files and directories the permissions of
which are edited under Windows:
Only those permissions can be changed under Windows, which are marked in Security mode or in
Directory security mode. Once this is done, the permissions marked under Force security mode
of under Force directory security mode are set in any case.
Thus, the parameters File mode and Force file mode, or Directory mode and Force directory
mode are applied during the creation of a file or directory, while the parameters Security mode and
Force Security Mode or Security directory mode and Force security directory mode are applied
when changing permissions.
Attention:
The security settings only relate to the access via Samba.
The user on the Windows side does not receive any notification of the fact that the file or directory
authorisations might by changed according to the Samba settings on this tab.
File mode
The permissions Samba is to adopt when creating a file, provided they are set under Windows.
By default, this parameter is set to 0744, i.e. the owner has full access, the group and others have
read permission.
Directory mode
The permissions Samba is to adopt when creating a directory, provided they are set under Windows.
By default, this parameter is set to 0755, i.e. the owner has full authorisation, the group and others
only have the permission to list the contents of the directory, and to change into the directory.
Force file mode
The permissions Samba is to set in any case when creating a file, irrespective of whether they are
set under Windows or not.
By default, this parameter is set to 0000, i.e. no additional permissions are set.
Force directory mode
The permissions Samba is to set in any case when creating a directory, irrespective of whether they
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