Thomas,
Make a "public" group, put everyone into that group, in your groups
file... chown -R root:public <shared folder name>
Then run chmod -R +s on that same folder...
This is from memory, so it might not be exactly correct... Sorry, I am
in a rush to get out of the office right now...
I do know that is the right direction though.
Regards,
Robert Adkins II
IT Manager/Buyer
Impel Industries, Inc.
Ph. 586-254-5800
Fx. 586-254-5804
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Hey gang,
I've left something out, but I'm not sure what. I have a couple of
"public" directories on my network, such that users can share files.
It's set up such that when you create a file there, it has
owner/group "nobody"... Unfortunately, only root can delete or
modify the files. As I recall, there's a create option to set the
chmod when a file is creaated. Will this fix my problem, or does it
go beyond that?
Thanks,
Tom
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