I'm looking for some documentation. Now that I have users being able to ftp to their part of a directory structure, now time to authorize someone else to have r/w access to their structure.
Users have their part of:
/home/infotech/user1 /home/infotech/user2 etc. When I create user2 using yast, it creates the /user2 part of the directory. However, the infotech userid can read those files, but can't update them. But I want to make sure that user1 can't access user2's files.
But I can't seem to find a howto or such that has a discussion about dasd authorizations.
chmod +777 just doesn't do what I need.
Thanks
Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting
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