Public Directories
Brent Larsen
brentoboy at gmail.com
Fri Jun 16 16:28:11 BST 2006
I set up a public directory that does what was originally requested. It uses the dirmonitor python script that someone linked to earlier in this thread.
I had to remove the sticky bit, because it makes it so that nobody can rename or delete files once they are created (the dirmonitor changes the owner no noone/nogroup, so the sticky bit is more annoying than it is worth in this case.)
the end result is that /home/share is public read/write no matter who creates files, no matter what permissions they use. It is actually a pretty nice setup, I think I will make a howto in the wiki for it.
-brent
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