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May 24, 2013 3:19 AM in response to RoseValleyby jepping,Hi Kevin,
Does the MacPro run it's own Server software and does it act as an replica?
Reading your setup it might be a replica, so all shares need to get ACL permissions from the replica-master OD.
Just setting POSIX permissions on shares is going to mess things up.
Everytime someone creates a file is does exactly what you describe RW-R-R permissions just like POSIX.
Disable the share and enable it with correct ACL permissions for a specific group or users from the master OD.
Goodluck
Jeffrey
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May 27, 2013 2:17 AM in response to RoseValleyby infinite vortex,You need to either set up your Mac Pro up either as an OD replica as jepping suggest else at least have it join the OD master as a client to get access to the OD users and groups. After which use Server.app to apply ACLs to your file shares, and subdirectories, in Harware > server name > Storage.
If you've set it up right the POSIX permissions should be rather meaningless as the ACLs should take precedence. For instance, all my share points are owned and only writable by root:wheel.