Thanks Jean-Pierre and Javi ! But, I knew about this configuration, unfortunately people tend to not remember things that they are not used to do, such as : umask (they even have problem to understand what is umask for)
So I was ready to make my sysadmin life more difficult by using ACL to the purpuse of simplifying the one of my users. So please, does some of you knows how to set this up witch ACL. thanks in advance. cEd > Hello Cedric, > > To do it simple, don't use ACL for this case. > > If all the users belong to the same group, you just need to put the group > attributes to rwx for this directory. > > If the group is not the primary group of all/some of the users, then you > need to set the "set group id" property to ensure that all the files that > are created in this directory will belong to the correct group. > > Example: > > 1. All the users are added to a secondary group "moreperms" > > 2. Create the directory with the right group and permissions > > jack at opensolaris:~# mkdir somepermsdir > jack at opensolaris:~# chgrp moreperm somepersdir > jack at opensolaris:~# chmod 2770 somepermdir > > 3. Start playing with it... > > HTH > > Javi > > On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 11:09 AM, cedric briner<work at infomaniak.ch> wrote: > >> Hello the list, >> >> I'd like to have a repertory where user belonging to a same >> group could collaborate. >> Let's try to keep it very simple, by willing that any user in this group >> can do whatever they want in this directory. >> >> Is there some reciepes on how to do this with ACL ??? >> >> cEd >> -- >> >> C?dric BRINER >> Geneva - Switzerland >> _______________________________________________ >> ug-chosug mailing list >> ug-chosug at opensolaris.org >> http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ug-chosug >> > -- C?dric BRINER Geneva - Switzerland
