Bill Marcum wrote:
> The gid and uid mount options only work with file systems such
> as vfat, which do not have a uid and gid for each file. Instead, you
> could use "chmod g+s".
Thanks you very much. I only used sticky bit on files and never
though of using it on directories.
Best Regards
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On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 11:28:14PM +0200, Lars Staun Knudsen wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want all files on a partition, used as a nfs-share, to have
> "utysket" as group. Earlier I had a script to run every second hour
> to set the right group. But then i remembered the gid option in fstab.
> /dev/hdc1
Hi
I want all files on a partition, used as a nfs-share, to have
"utysket" as group. Earlier I had a script to run every second hour
to set the right group. But then i remembered the gid option in fstab.
/dev/hdc1 /Lager/01 ext3gid=utysket,noexec,defaults
0 2
But it d
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