I currently have a samba share set up on RHEL, that allows any user to write to the root folder.  I'm unable to write to the sub folders/files.  I have run:chcon -R -t samba_share_t /path/to/samba/shareThis allowed me to write to the share folder, but to none of the sub folders (apparently the -R flag didn't work?).  My desired outcome is this:Anyone who accesses the samba share to be able to write to all folders/files.  If there are any new files/folders I create in my samba share directory, guests are by default able to right in/read from the new files/folders.  So if the answer involves me having to go in and change the permission to each new folder/file, then that doesn't work for me.Here is my /etc/samba/smb.conf[global]workgroup = MYGROUPserver string = Samba Server Version %vlog file = /var/log/samba/log.%mmax log size = 50security = sharepassdb backend = tdbsamguest account = nobody=====Share Definitions==== [homes]          comment = Home Directories         browseable = no         writable = yes[folder1]     comment = My first folder     browseable = yes     writable = yes     guest ok = yes     path = /my/path/     wins support = yes 
How do I set my samba share to allow guest users to view all folders and sub folders, including new and old
rhel;configuration;samba