> 3. any additional meaning given to the unix owner/group of a file > - For example, the PTS identity which is numerically equal to > the owner userid of the root directory of a volume has > implicit "a" rights on the volume.
Is this really true? If it were, it would solve our long-standing problem
of having to involve administrators each time a user wants to give up a
directory in afs space. Currently using PTS groups works pretty nicely,
but it also requires too many grops to be easily managed: we have lots of
directories where just two users are allowed access. The members of these
groups also change pretty frequently, so they are somewhat troublesome.
-Juha
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