How to set permissions correctly ?
Stephan Lauffer
lauffer at ph-freiburg.de
Tue Jun 20 10:26:49 GMT 2000
Hi!
> There are UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD
> norm - UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD
> Team1 - UserA, UserB
> Team2 - UserB, UserC
> Team3 - UserA, UserC, UserD
>
> [homes] - UserA, UserB, UserC
invalid users = UserD
>
> [Projekt1] - Projekt1A, Projekt1B, Projekt1C
> Homedirs generally read-only by owner. Exception \homes\UserA should be
no, it depends on your default settings. f.e. SuSE is distributing a binary
which is rw for homedirs.
Checkout with testparm...
> full accessable by Team3. That means especially that files created by UserC
> and UserD should be full accessable like files from UserA
ok, then it´s not easy to use a global [home] section.
try something like this:
[UserA]
path = /home/UserA
username = UserA, UserC, UserD
force user = UserA
the other homes must alos be set up by "hand".
> Question 2 - How to accomplish:
> Projekt1A is owned by UserA.Team1, Team1 should have full access, esp.
> create files so that full access is possible.
[Projekt1]
user name = UserA, UserB
force user = UserA
force group = Team1
And so on... really it´s working with security = user...
Liebe Gruesse,
Stephan Lauffer
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