> I have two users, ginger and cfusion, that are both part of the group
> called webdev.
>
> If I have a file which looks like this:
>
> -rw-rw-r-- cfusion webdev 1234 Aug 27 09:51 test.txt
>
> Then shouldn't both ginger and cfusion be able to access and alter this file?
>
Yes, if both users have access to the directory where the file is
located.
> Similarly, if the directory that this file is located in has permissions > set as drwxrwsr-x, then shouldn't both users be able to write files into > this directory? > Yes, if both users have access to all directories of the path.
Cfusion is also the user that web server operates as. When our software executes changes to text files in our webserver directories, those changes are executed as cfusion. However, cfusion is not able to affect files under those circumstances for some reason, even though the files are part of the same group, unless I change the file's mode to 777 -- which, obviously, is not a solution I'm comfortable with.
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