Troyh
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Setting Different Permissions based on which directory you are in.
Hi,
I have a setup with 5 users. All users have their primary group as "fafi"
When ever a user creates a file/directory it gets the permissions 755 (umask 022) whish is exactly what I want. However I want to set up a directory called "work_root" where no matter who creates a file or directory the permissions in this directory and recursively into its sub directories gets 775 (umash 002) but outside of this area/directlry the permissions will be the default 755.
Nice one,
- Troy
I have a setup with 5 users. All users have their primary group as "fafi"
When ever a user creates a file/directory it gets the permissions 755 (umask 022) whish is exactly what I want. However I want to set up a directory called "work_root" where no matter who creates a file or directory the permissions in this directory and recursively into its sub directories gets 775 (umash 002) but outside of this area/directlry the permissions will be the default 755.
Nice one,
- Troy
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