Post #570199
2026-03-06 09:56 UTC
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@wec@fv390.hs.bam.moe 2026-03-06 19:45
Running Samba on a UNIX system as a server and a client maps the permissions quite well, since you can just suck the passwd file into the SMB passwd file with ease. the in-kernel SMB clients on Linux and FreeBSD are also very good, with FreeBSD's being on par with the Windows integrated LAN manager SMB client in terms of performance the only other option that's non-FUSE is AFS, but, well... if ya know, ya know (I know Alice is gonna say Evie is a crazy girl right here) CC: @confusionunknown@pleroma.envs.net
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@confusionunknown@pleroma.envs.net 2026-03-06 10:45
@enjarai SMB comes from windows land so permissions on UNIX are rather jank samba gives you control over what permissions files and dirs are created with, and they are owned by the user who logs in but other than that its not great