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I have two groups group1
and group2
.
I need group1
users to be able to read-write (rwx) files owned by users in group2
, but users in group2
cannot write to (r-x) files from group1
.
All users in a group can read, but not write to, files on the same group (r-x)
I know that I can use ACL (Access Control Lists) to deal with it.
setfacl -m g:group1:rwx "directory owned by a group2 user"
the problem is that it must be set for every new folder. is there a way to set as default so that every new group2 user's
file/folder have this permission applied?
will this default be applied if I create a new user in group2
?
I know that the normal permissions are copied from /etc/skel
to the home folder when a new user is created, but how to make the acl permissions to be copied too?