koshatnik
November 17th, 2009, 08:20 PM
Hi
I posted this on a mac forum and got no replies, so I'm figuring that linux heads with OS X experience will be able to solve this as linux users>mac users... :p
Ok, enough of the flattery...
I have 5 macbooks in work that are to share a network drive. There will be multiple groups using the macbooks for photo/video editting work. I need all the work to be saved to the network drive not locally. I want it so that user group 1 can only access user group 1's folders on the shared drive and that when group 2 log in, they can only access their folders.
How do I do this in OSX? Can it be done? I can't figure it out.
I posted this on a mac forum and got no replies, so I'm figuring that linux heads with OS X experience will be able to solve this as linux users>mac users... :p
Ok, enough of the flattery...
I have 5 macbooks in work that are to share a network drive. There will be multiple groups using the macbooks for photo/video editting work. I need all the work to be saved to the network drive not locally. I want it so that user group 1 can only access user group 1's folders on the shared drive and that when group 2 log in, they can only access their folders.
How do I do this in OSX? Can it be done? I can't figure it out.