Slightly OT: Setting privileges on OS-X
Ton Kuypers
tkuypers at pandora.be
Mon Oct 17 08:29:38 EDT 2005
Hi,
Are there Unix-wizzkids out there?
I've created a small RR app that creates a bunch of standard folders
(like the list below) where users can drop job-related items in.
Now I need to secure these folders, but not the content...
The folders I create may not be deleted by a user, only by the owner,
which will be me :-)) but the users are allowed to create new folders
or files in the basic folders. These files and folders they should be
able to change, delete, rename, etc.
I've found a lot of examples on the web, but I don't know anything on
unix privileges, Sticky Bits, etc...
Is there anyone around who has created a shell script or an app that
does thins like this? If not I will have a sleepless night in solving
this, because I know it should be possible...
Any help is welcome
Ton Kuypers
Example:
Job 1 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
UserFolder 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 3 Read Write Delete
UserFile 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 3 Read Write Delete
Folder 2 Read Write
UserFolder 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 3 Read Write Delete
UserFile 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 3 Read Write Delete
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
UserFolder 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 1 Read Write Delete
UserFile 2 Read Write Delete
UserFile 3 Read Write Delete
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 3 Read Write
Folder 3 Read Write
Folder 4 Read Write
Job 2 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 1 Read Write
Folder 2 Read Write
Folder 3 Read Write
Folder 3 Read Write
Folder 4 Read Write
etc.
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