From: vinod kumar (vinodkumarmp@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Jun 20 2007 - 14:05:53 EDT
If you are talking about read access , they are
already can read files each other ( unless group bit
not set for files )
If you are talking about write access , you need to
create a 2 group ( groupBC ) and put make it as
primary group for user B and C . Add user A to
groupBC . change the default file creation mode to
775 ( see man chmod and umask ) .
Now when user B and C create files , it will have
group groupBC user A should be able to modify it .
You can also do this with acl ( setacl)but that need
more info and planing .
-vinod
--- Stephanie C <stepchung@gmail.com> wrote:
> I need help! What I want is to set user's permission
> for one user who can
> access the directories of other users but other
> users can not access his
> directories. How do you set the permission like
> that.
>
> For example:
> User A can access users B and C's directories. But
> user B and
> C are not allowed to access user A's directories.
> They all are in the same
> group as 'staff '.
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Stephanie
>
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