[K12OSN] File Permissions Question

[Burke Almquist]

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I'm not sure there is a way to do what you are asking without using  
POSIX ACLS, which involves more than standard unix permissions.  
However, depending on what you are trying to ACCOMPLISH with this  
setup, you may be fine using sudoers for the domain admins and  
setting group and sticky bits on the folder.
Why exactly do you want permissions and folders set in this way? I  
ask because you may not need this exact setup, but you are thinking  
of how you'd do this in linux.

On Jul 8, 2005, at 8:38 AM, Mark Cockrell wrote:

> Hello all,
>    I'm in the process of moving from my long-standing Windows NT  
> domain to a spiffy new Samba/LDAP setup thanks to the hard work of  
> so many on this list.  I want to try to replicate my existing setup  
> as much as possible to smooth things over with my users, but I seem  
> to be struggling most with my own ignorance.  I want to set up  
> certain folders so that different groups have different levels of  
> access.  For example:  I want to create a "HS" share for use by  
> High School students.  I want for the group "HS" to have read/write  
> access, but not the ability to change file permissions.  Windows  
> calls this "Change" access.  I want the groups "HS_STAFF," and  
> "Domain Admins" to have "Full" access, and I want all other groups  
> to have no access at all.  How do I accomplish this with Linux.   
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -- 
> C-ya,
> Mark
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