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10-15-2005 03:24 PM
10-15-2005 03:24 PM
ACL Problem
Hi Guys,
I need to know on how to grant an access to specfic user to all the sub-directories and files in the '/DATA' filesystem.
I can use the 'chacl' command to grant access to a user but how do i recursively grant user 'victor' access to all the sub-directories as well.
Below is the command that I have used to grant user 'victor' access to a single file and it works fine.
chacl victor.%=rwx filename
But how do i grant user 'victor' access to all the sub-direcotries and files in the /DATA file system..
Please advise,
Thanks in Advance
Raf
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11-23-2008 08:27 PM
11-23-2008 08:27 PM
Re: ACL Problem
Hi,
As per my knowledge chacl is only for file you cant set permission for directory.
If you want this user is only accessible any particular directory then set proper access privilege if this is a ftp user then you can use chroot also.
Suraj
As per my knowledge chacl is only for file you cant set permission for directory.
If you want this user is only accessible any particular directory then set proper access privilege if this is a ftp user then you can use chroot also.
Suraj
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