How to get around OS X Lion Server SMB "safe save"?

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Published on 2012-11-29T04:25:48Z Indexed on 2012/11/29 5:06 UTC
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First, there is this problem:

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4149

Which says that anything copied to os x server via smb will be "safe saved" and essentially chmod to 600. This is extremely annoying and counterproductive to having a share server...

I did what the article said, but nothing has changed. It is very vague about how to actually set the ACL permissions, but I think I did that via Server.app -> hardware -> storage -> edit permissions. I added (in addition to other things):

Guests - Read & Write Others - Read & Write

Actually every entry is read and write, but despite this...it is still chmod to 600 when I try to copy a file via SMB. Where else should I look to solve this madness?

Alternatively, how can I get rid of this crappy SMB and put back the original SMB? I tried SMBUp but it just fails to start the service every time...

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