Hi all,
I have a really strange problem. Maybe I don't get it, I don't know. Please help, I have no ideas left :(
Ok, problem follows:
I have two users, "www-data" and "hfazekas". Then I have a group called "wende", the user "www-data" is in this group:
$ grep "wende" /etc/group wende:x:137:www-data
Then I have a file called "test", owned by U "hfazekas", G "wende":
$ ls -l test -rwxr-x--- 1 hfazekas wende 0 Oct 23 20:31 test
Following this permissions, all useres from group "wende" have read and execute permission to this file "test", right?
BUT: Even as user "www-data" (who is - as said - in group "wende"!) I can't read this file test:
$ less test test: Permission denied
What is wrong here? I can't setup my apache webserver (who is running as "www-data") and I am totally lost with this :(
Maybe it's because the file is owned by Harry Potter :-) (for those who don't speak hungarian fazekas = potter). Are you not playing in chrooted environment (jail) ? Did you relogin user hfazekas after adding him to group wende? Try set group command "sg wende".
noro
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