> We have do the following :
> % vadduser
>
> user Configuration
> ------------------
> Username: test
> Password: test
> Fullname: test
> UID: 35647
> Groups: test
> Home Dir: /ftp/test
>
> % dir
> drwxrwxr-x c myname vkernel 512 AUG 5 11:27 test
>
> I want give read,write,exectute access for this directory to the group
test
> how can i do this?
> chmod ....
I believe you want chown, not chmod, in order to set the file's group to
set:
chown [user]:[group] filename
In this case:
chown :test test
You can do this for test and *ALL* subdirectories/files using -R
chown -R :test test
If you want the *USER* test to own the file as well:
chown test:test test
man chown
maybe be useful.
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