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The above shows my current permission for my folder. My current trouble is testuser1 can create and delete files but when I try to login to another user, let's say testuser2, testuser2 cannot open the directory.
In my /etc/group file
I have the above line which (I think) says that testuser1 and testuser2 belongs to the technical group. How do I set the permissions of the folder so that other members of the group should be able to read the file?
My another question is this. Let's say that a certain user should be able to create a file in a shared directory but the users should not be able to delete files or the user should be able to create a file but not a directory. How do I set the permissions of the shared folder?
TIA.
drwxr-x--- 2 testuser technical 4096 Apr 26 10:44 stickyfolder
The above shows my current permission for my folder. My current trouble is testuser1 can create and delete files but when I try to login to another user, let's say testuser2, testuser2 cannot open the directory.
In my /etc/group file
technical:x:505:root,testuser1,testuser2
I have the above line which (I think) says that testuser1 and testuser2 belongs to the technical group. How do I set the permissions of the folder so that other members of the group should be able to read the file?
My another question is this. Let's say that a certain user should be able to create a file in a shared directory but the users should not be able to delete files or the user should be able to create a file but not a directory. How do I set the permissions of the shared folder?
TIA.
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