Hi,
With FUSE it's possible to let multiple users see themselves as file
owners. I'm not a developer, so cannot be more specific. To quote an
example there is /*bindfs */*--mirror=/user1:user2/* mount option
(BINDFS manpage <https://bindfs.org/docs/bindfs.1.html>).
E.g. we have two Linux users in /*UserMapping*/ file:
user1::S-1-5-21-1585798421-1247125503-26858048-1001
:user1:S-1-5-21-1585798421-1247125503-26858048-513
user2::S-1-5-21-1585798421-1247125503-26858048-1001
:user2:S-1-5-21-1585798421-1247125503-26858048-513
So the files created by Linux user / group /user1/ or /user2/ are mapped
to SID /1001/ (user) / /513/ (group) on Windows. But these files appear
to be owned by only user / group /user1/ (the first entry in the
/UserMapping/ file). So /user2/ cannot, for instance, change mode and
set timestamps on the files owned by /user1/.
Is it somehow possible to make both users think they own files?
Thanks and Regards,
Irfan
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