Hi,
I believe the sticky bit (which should show a "t" when you do
a ls -l ) will stop other users from deleting the creators file.
This is used often on a /tmp directory that has "write" access to
lots of users.
I believe that the "s" bit is used in the "UID" and "GID" so that
any file created unde
I'm running a Samba server, and I have set up the shared directories that
they have their
own samba user name and group name. I also have the sticky bit turned on on
the top most
directory.
If I understood it correctly, this should result in all directories and
files below this folder to
inherit t
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