Hello fellow linuxers,
I am having some problem with Linux file permissions.
It is simple but some how I am not able to arrive at a perfect
solution.
I am having four folders in another folder called 'departments'.
They are 'sales','accounts','support' and 'management'.
I want to accomplish the following objectives:-
1) All people can access 'departments' folder.
2) People belonging to a particular department have read/write
access in their folder only.
eg. sales people can read/write in sales folder etc.
3) People belonging to other departments cannot *see* into other
departments folder.
eg.support people cannot *see* anything in sales, accounts,
management folder etc.
4) People belonging to 'management' can read/write into all
folders.
5) People belonging to 'accounts' can *read* 'sales' folder .
They cannot add/delete files.
I know that I have to use usermod,groupmod,chmod,chown.chgrp
commands.
But I am not able to work out on what exact folder/file to work on.
I am using RedHat Linux 9 ( I don't think distribution matters! )
Please help me with this situation.
Hitesh
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