I am trying to create a shared public folder that a number of users can all use, this will eventually be exported via CIFS.
My overall goal is twofold - 1) Any user can create a folder or file at any level under /public. 2) A folder or file can ONLY be deleted by the owner. I have created a zpool called "thevault", I have then also created a ZFS filesystem called public - # zfs create -o casesensitivity=mixed thevault/public I have created a user group called "vpublic" and added all the nessecary users to that group... # chgrp vpublic /thevault/public # chmod 3775 /thevault/public (stickybit, setgid and rwxrwx---) I then needed to inherit the permissions so that subfolders of /public would allow any user in the vpublic group to write to them - # chmod A=\ owner@:rwxp---A-W-Co-:fd-----:allow, \ group@:rwxp----------:fd-----:allow, \ everyone@:------a-R-c--s:fd-----:allow \ /thevault/public This works well at the level of /public. userA can create /public/folderA and userB can write to /public/folderA and cannot delete /public/folderA. The problem that I have is the stickybit does not seem to be inherited for sub-folders and so once inside /public/folderA its open season for any user on any file/folder. How can I also inherit the stickybit or do something that will enable similar desirable behaviour? Thanks Adam. -- Adam Retter _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
