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Let me show you my situation.
I have 2 users of group "test". I want the first user to be able to read/write files in this directory. I want the second user to be able to read files only. The directory is owned by another user in the group test. Is there any way to do this? |
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You can, take the read only user and add them to a different group that "test". Then you can set the read/write permissions differently on the other group for your files. Give the group "test" read/write permissions. This would do what you have said above.
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