Rico Secada wrote:
> I know that the user can chmod the files he just created manually and
> then set the execution bit, but in our case the developers sometimes
> upload several new files using sftp, and I am wondering if they really
> have to logon again using ssh and then manually set the execut
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 05:37:07PM +0100, Rico Secada wrote:
> I know that the user can chmod the files he just created manually and
> then set the execution bit, but in our case the developers sometimes
> upload several new files using sftp, and I am wondering if they really
> have to logon agai
Hi.
Currently I am setting up a webserver and several people (developers)
need access to the /var/www/our_domain directory.
There also exists other users which shouldn't have access to the web
files.
Now first I thought about making the "our_domain" directory owned by
"www-data" and "developer"
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