any.linux12
April 6th, 2009, 07:57 AM
Hi guys!
This time I've a question that is realy wierd to me. It's like, I've a network with 6 user and I need at least 5 groups.
For example:
Group1 Group2 Group3 Group4 Group5
user1 user2 user3 user2 all
user2 user4 user5
user5 user2 user6
*sorry thats not allign and that I can't use names
well, lets go to the problem
I have a folder mounted in each laptop from our data server and first I want to mount on each laptop as a diferent userid (ex. 1015 until 1020)
Then (and this sounds impossible to me) I want to be able to create folders and files according to the user that is connected and the folder where he is. For example, if I'm the user2, I belong to the group, 1 2 3 4 and 5 (all), how can I say that if I create the folder inside a Group2 folder will have mod user2:group2 and if I create inside the group3 will have user2:group3
Please say something even if you don't know. Just to know if it is to hard impossible or easy.
Thanks in advance
This time I've a question that is realy wierd to me. It's like, I've a network with 6 user and I need at least 5 groups.
For example:
Group1 Group2 Group3 Group4 Group5
user1 user2 user3 user2 all
user2 user4 user5
user5 user2 user6
*sorry thats not allign and that I can't use names
well, lets go to the problem
I have a folder mounted in each laptop from our data server and first I want to mount on each laptop as a diferent userid (ex. 1015 until 1020)
Then (and this sounds impossible to me) I want to be able to create folders and files according to the user that is connected and the folder where he is. For example, if I'm the user2, I belong to the group, 1 2 3 4 and 5 (all), how can I say that if I create the folder inside a Group2 folder will have mod user2:group2 and if I create inside the group3 will have user2:group3
Please say something even if you don't know. Just to know if it is to hard impossible or easy.
Thanks in advance