It took me a while to achieve the proper implementation and inheritance of privileges. But all in all, it boils down to this post.
I will make this short and easy.
Mounting a Network Attached Storage (NAS) via file system table (fstab):
//192.168.1.2/MyShare /mnt/MyShare cifs user=MyUser,pass=MyPassword,gid=users,rw 0 0
Add samba user account to users group:
usermod -G users aby
And lastly, in Samba config:
[myshare]
path = /mnt/MyShare
valid user = aby
force user = aby
force group = users
browseable = yes
writable = yes
public = no
create mask = 775
directory mask = 775
**Disclaimer: I had to this workaround for a NAS although without all these complex (if I may say) settings in another NAS actually worked and is still working. It’s just too weird to be true. (yes, weird. I can’t explain the orthodox myself.)
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