Hey! Did you see what Jarmo Paavilainen wrote on Jul 29 ?
JP> Does there exist a file system for Linux that acts like Netware 3.
JP>
JP> What I need is:
JP>
JP> A file have one owner (Linux Ext2 does that). Several groups with different
JP> rights can be assigned to a file(act. a dir).
JP>
JP> As an example:
JP>
JP> Owner is root.
JP> Group Users has read right.
JP> Group SuperUser has read AND write right.
Your example pretty well describes how Linux does things anyway. A file
with the above permissions would be:
rw-r----- root users [size][date/time] [filename]
You would achieve this with...
chown root.users filename
chmod 640 filename
Or are you talking about a file with these kind of permissions...
Owner - root
Group - Superuser (root) read/write
Group - users read
Group - busers read/write
If that's the case, then I'm not sure how you would go about it.
Regards, Steve Youngs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ICQ: 34307457
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