On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 01:06:55AM -0500, M was heard to say:
> This is my current setup.
>
> I have my main circle mud in /usr/circle
> I also have my builder mud in /usr/builder
> And a coding mud in /usr/coding
>
> All running on the Latest FreeBSD Version
>
> Can someone please help me in setting up access for someone who is going
> to do the coding on the mud. I know how to add a user, but I don't know
> how to give a user permission to access a certain folder and its
> subfolders. Thank you in advance for any help you can give.
Set up a group for each mud (or one for all three if thats all you need)
and put the appropriate users in those groups. Then make sure that all
the files in the mud have group ownership set to the appropriate group(s)
at which point the members of the groups should be able to edit them.
For directories were files will be added (such as were the world files
are stored) you probably want to set 'chmod g+s' (the 's' bit for the
group) so that all files created in that directories have group ownership
that is the same as the directories (did that make sense?)
see also: man group, man chmod ;)
Larry
Larry Robinson
krenshala@koboldi.net
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