[OpenAFS] acl's and directories
Ron Croonenberg
ronc@DePauw.edu
Mon, 7 Feb 2005 11:27:30 EST
Hello all,
I want to create student accounts in such a way that.
Every student has a homedirectory (for example) : /home/ron
Then every student account needs a "classes" directory (for example):
/home/ron/classes
and everyone in the group instructors needs the rl permissions set for that one.
However when I don't give everyone in the instructors group at least l
permission in /etc/ron then still (even though they have rl in
/home/ron/classes) they get a "permission denied" when trying to access it.
Now the problem is that I can give the instructors the l permission in the
students homedirectory but then every directory the students create from their
homedirectory will have that instructors permission too.
Can what I want be done ? basically give instructors permission in a
subdirectory but nowhere else ?
Same problem occurs with "public_html" apache is running on a different system
that uses the afs client to get access to the user accounts public_html.
That means that "anyone" needs rl access to "public_html" and that only seems to
work when "anyone" has l access to that users homedirectory.
any sugestions ?
Ron
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