On Sun, 2003-06-15 at 18:26, Greg Meyer wrote: > On Sunday 15 June 2003 08:48 pm, Steven Broos wrote: > > Resend (june 4th) > > > > What I basically need is: > > - a shared directory for users in a group > > - Access to own files > > - No access to other files > > - Access to all files for user apache > > I now I can use their homedirs in apache, but I would like to do this in > > one directory if possible. > > > > Anyone who can help me please ? > > > How about this? Does anybiody else see how this would not work for you? > > Directory owned by apache with group ownership consituting a group made up of > your users with permissions 775. Have all files owned by user apache so that > apache has full access. Then have the group ownership be the user group > since each user has his/her own group, in my case the greg group, thus giving > me full access to the files you want me to edit, and then set permission to > 664 so it would look something like this: > > www-dir user=apache group=www-users rwxrwxr-x > > user1file user=apache group=user1 rw-rw-r-- > user2file user=apache group=user2 rw-rw-r-- > Steven,
Did not want to have others have access to others files. So the following: > user1file user=apache group=user1 rw-rw-r-- > user2file user=apache group=user2 rw-rw-r-- Would need to be changed to at least: > user1file user=apache group=user1 rw-rw---- > user2file user=apache group=user2 rw-rw---- Mike > apache has fullread/write access to both files, as long as user1 is not in the > apache group, s/he only has read/write access to their own files, same for > user2. All users have the ability to view the files. I assume this is okay > because they could browse to them on the intranet. > > -- > Greg > > > ---- > > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com -- Michael Noble mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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