Specifications
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6 Open the Users & Groups window by clicking the Add (+) button (below the
Permissions list).
7 From the Users & Groups window, drag a user to the Eective Permission Inspector.
If you don’t see a recently created user, click the Refresh button (below the Servers list).
After dragging the user from the list, the inspector shows the permissions the user
has for the selected le or folder. An entry with a checkmark means the user has the
indicated permission (equivalent to Allow). An entry without a checkmark means
the opposite (equivalent to Deny).
8 When you nish, close the inspector window.
Changing the Protocols Used by a Share Point
You can use Server Admin to change the protocols available for accessing a share
point. The following protocols are available:
AFP (see “ Â Changing AFP Settings for a Share Point” on page 39)
SMB (see “ Â Changing SMB Settings for a Share Point” on page 40)
FTP (see “ Â Changing FTP Settings for a Share Point” on page 42)
NFS (see “ Â Exporting an NFS Share Point” on page 43)
To change the protocols for a share point:
1 Open Server Admin and connect to the server.
2 Click File Sharing.
3 Click Share Points and select the share point you want to update from the list.
4 Click Share Point below the list.
5 Click Protocol Options and select the protocol.
6 Select the protocols you want to change and modify the conguration.
7 Click OK, then click Save.
From the command line:
To change the protocol settings of a share point: m
$ sudo sharing -e path -s shareflags
Parameter Description
path The full path to the share point.
shareags A three-digit binary number indicating the
protocols used to share the folder. The digits
represent, from left to right, AFP, FTP, and SMB.
1=shared, 0=not shared.