sharing.smb.setacl ================== Set an ACL on ``share_name``. This only impacts access through the SMB protocol. .. raw:: html
SharingSMBSetaclArgs parameters.
No Additional PropertiesName of the SMB share.
Must be at least 1 characters long
List of SMB share ACL entries.
No Additional ItemsAn SMB Share ACL Entry that grants or denies specific permissions to a principal.
You can identify the principal by a SID (ae_who_sid), or Unix ID (ae_who_id).
Permissions granted or denied to the principal: FULL grants read, write, execute, delete, write ACL, and change owner; CHANGE grants read, write, execute, and delete; READ grants read and execute. NOTE: this may appear as CUSTOM on read if user has manually edited the share ACL through unsupported means. In this case users will be required to set it to a supported value on update.
The type of SMB share ACL entry. This value determines whether the permissions (ae_perm) are granted (ALLOWED) or denied (DENIED).
The Unix ID of the principal to whom this ACL entry applies.
The type of Unix ID. If the type is USER, the xid value refers to a Unix UID. If the type is GROUP, the xid value refers to a Unix GID.
Unix user ID (UID) or group ID (GID) depending on the id_type field.
Value must be greater or equal to 0 and lesser or equal to 2147483647
The updated SMB share ACL configuration.
No Additional PropertiesName of the SMB share.
Must be at least 1 characters long
List of SMB share ACL entries.
No Additional ItemsAn SMB Share ACL Entry that grants or denies specific permissions to a principal.
You can identify the principal by a SID (ae_who_sid), or Unix ID (ae_who_id).
Permissions granted or denied to the principal: FULL grants read, write, execute, delete, write ACL, and change owner; CHANGE grants read, write, execute, and delete; READ grants read and execute. NOTE: this may appear as CUSTOM on read if user has manually edited the share ACL through unsupported means. In this case users will be required to set it to a supported value on update.
The type of SMB share ACL entry. This value determines whether the permissions (ae_perm) are granted (ALLOWED) or denied (DENIED).
The Unix ID of the principal to whom this ACL entry applies.
The type of Unix ID. If the type is USER, the xid value refers to a Unix UID. If the type is GROUP, the xid value refers to a Unix GID.
Unix user ID (UID) or group ID (GID) depending on the id_type field.
Value must be greater or equal to 0 and lesser or equal to 2147483647