On 06/26/2011 02:01 PM, ssk1287 wrote:
Consider the following scenario.
a folder FOLDER 1 which is owned by the root as it should be
accessible to all users of the system.
That's your mistake, right there. If you want a folder
accessible to all users then make it group writable for
some group (FOLDER1_GROUP) and put all the users in that group.
To ensure that this propagates to sub-directories set the SGID bit
on the top directory (and any preexisting sub-directories).
New sub-directories will then inherit the group and the SGID bit.
The commands to do that all run as root.
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vagn
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