I get insane with the ACL/Privilegs...

Hi,

you are my last hope!

My directory structure is:

/cloud
/cloud/data
/cloud/media
/cloud/pyload
/cloud/videorekorder

What I wanna do:
For each directory i create a share
/cloud --> Cloud
/cloud/daten --> Daten
/cloud/medien --> Medien
/cloud/pyload --> Pyload
/cloud/videorekorder --> Videorekorder

And for each share i have a seperate User-Group:
/cloud --> CloudLesen (only readable, so the user can't create folders in it)
/cloud/daten --> DatenLesen (only for reading), DatenSchreiben (for writing)
/cloud/medien --> MedienLesen, MedienSchreiben
/cloud/pyload --> PyLoad (writing)
/cloud/videorekorder --> Videorekorder

My settings are (exmaple for /main/data)
ACL:

Privileges:

The Result in Windows is:
"Access denied"
The share is visible but i don't have access to it. (and of course the user is in the "CloudLesen" und "DatenSchreiben" group )

I played around with the ACL, privileges, groups, user etc.... i got the access working but had issues with write access were i only should have readable access and the other way... so i want to ask whats the right way to get it working.

thank you!

My directory structure:

Shared folder:

Settings for shared folder:

I am not far away to pay for any help via TeamViewer because i want this f****** sh*** to get it working

And finally the windows error:

well the thing is:

i only want one share for my personal computer where i can access everything without having plenty of network drives. And on the other hand i can copy files between Medien und Daten folder instantly.

The other shares are connected form the media server, the download server etc...

And i read in another thread that you need the ACL permissions to get access even if you only want to work with chmod.

thank you anyway for your reply!

Next try...

There is an issue with the root directory...

if i set a acl permission to that i am able to connect my cloud folder. If not i'm not able to connect.

Maybe i understand something wrong but why do i need to set the permissions to the root directory if i only want to get access to the sub-directory, it makes no sense?!

Edit:

@tekkbebe

I followed your advice and create only one smb share!

Now i have:
/cloud

SMB Share Groups:
ShareCloud (to show up the Share to the user)

ACL Groups (to grant access to the folder):
fsDaten
fsMedienLesen
etc...

It looks like it is working now!

thanks for your hint!

Edit2:

Crazy things going on... If i delete my user i can still access the share?!

I give it up now... it DOESN'T WORK

It seems to me, that the omv doesn't recognize the groups????

If i add the group in the ACL it doesn't work... but if i add the user it works...

oh my god what the....

I will use user permissions then - maybe there is a fix for this problem?

How can i turn it off?

And how do i set my privileges for subdirs? (via console and chmod?)

Thank you

Hmmmm i tried it...

But now i can't access my share... "no access"