Le 05/12/2013 21:18, Mark Heieis a ?crit : > 1) Create a group (e.g. "editors") > 2) add the group "editors" to each user id that's working on the group > project(s) > 3) change the group id of the common directory,"pour_la_sortie", to "editors" > (#chgrp -R editors "pour_la_sortie") > 4) change the write permissions of the common directory to allow group > writing (#chmod -R g+w "pour_la_sortie") > 5) change the group sticky-bit, which keeps the group id to "editors" (#chmod > g+s "pour_la_sortie") > 6) any logged in user in the editors group will need to log out if signed in > to see the change > 7) you will need to be root or have root access to make the above changes. > 8) you only have to do this once as an adminstrator. The rest becomes totally > transparent to the users, with no training > overhead > > It's also assuming that the common directory is in a location that all of the > users can see and get to.
That looks the most straightforward. Thanks for the pedagogic detailed process. JL
