On 01/19/2011 03:32 AM, Benjamin Franz wrote:
The generic way to do what you want is using group ownership. Put
yourself in one group, the users in another and make the directories
and files writable only by the owner,
Correction: You and the users should be in the same group. You can use
the 'additional groups' feature for accounts, set the group ownership of
the directory to the shared group,and set +s on the directory (chmod +s
directory/) so that newly created files/and sub-directories will have
the right group ownership.
readable by the group, and not readable or writable by anyone else.
Use umask 0027 for the master account so that files and directories
are created with the right permissions.
Depending on which FTP daemon you are using, you can also put users
directly into readonly groups via its configuration options as well.
--
Benjamin Franz
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