Bryan wrote:
Couldn't you just have the directory owned by another person, but make
the owner and the user be part of the same group, and make the
directory group writable? The owner can delete, having the sticky
bit, but users in the group can put files in the directory, and they
can't delete them.
I'm not quite sure if this is true.
In this example :
#ls -ld kot
drwx-wx--T 2 root arisg 512 Nov 11 17:45 kot
I have the directory with sticky bit and also the group has write access
(the group name is arisg like my login name)
$cat > kot/lala
test test
$
I created the lala file
$ls -l kot/lala
-rw-r--r-- 1 arisg arisg 10 Nov 12 11:06 kot/lala
$
and then
$rm kot/lala
$
so i can remove it.
It seems that i doesn't provide the solution i want .. or i'm just
missing something.
Aristotelis
