[3736] in RedHat Linux List
chmod perms, autoset?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Skull)
Sun Nov 10 14:17:51 1996
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 14:13:59 -0500
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From: Skull <skull@yakko.cs.wmich.edu>
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This is more a unix type question rather than redhat, so anyone
feel free to email the answer rather than clutter the list more.
How could I set permissions on a directory so that the files place
in it by other people have the exact permissions I want them to
have when created? So far, I've done chmod (set the settings I want)
and then chmod g+s so it sets the files within the directory to
force to the same group bit, but could I do that for say, a person?
or exact read write execute settings ?? It would be nice if I could
let people create a file, and then when they were done, it would
become chmod 644 and group owned by a specific group at least, not
so much concerned about the exact owner of the file, else the owner
I'd want would remove their permissions to do anything but create
a empty file.
Thanks,
Darron
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