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AFP Mount Point Permissions (Solved)
I have the following situation on Leopard 10.5.5: % mkdir a % ls -ld a drwxr-xr-x 2 User staff 68 Dec 4 21:53 a % mount_afp afp://User:password@readynas/Share % ls-ld a drwx------@ 9 User ...
The subject has "Solved" in it, but I don't see a real solution.
I didn't exactly fix the 700 permission problem, but I could change the user by hooking mount_afp:
Result:
That's good enough for me.
Tip: if you have a username+password in the map file, change that file's perm to 600 to protect it.
I didn't exactly fix the 700 permission problem, but I could change the user by hooking mount_afp:
sudo -i
mv /sbin/mount_afp /sbin/mount_afp2
vi /sbin/mount_afp
: #!/bin/sh
: sudo -u darkfader ${0}2 $@
chmod +x /sbin/mount_afp
Result:
ls -l /Volumes/Resources
total 0
drwx------ 191 darkfader staff 6450 Feb 6 01:08 download
That's good enough for me.
Tip: if you have a username+password in the map file, change that file's perm to 600 to protect it.
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