RE: [webmin-l] File; Folder Ownership

[Vernon J. S. <ve...@ve...>]

Please do not get this vernon confused with the vernon that writes the
Virtualmin 3rd party modules. We are two different people. =3D-)

I am the on that writes the some Virtualmin 3rd party modules if you =
notice
my email address, to whom it may concern or cares.

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(520) 990-1863 Cell
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-----Original Message-----
From: Vern [mailto:ve...@cw...]=20
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005 5:05 PM
To: web...@li...
Subject: Re: [webmin-l] File; Folder Ownership

> You can't have two owners. =A0

I thought not.

> You can, however, create a group containing=20
> those two users (it can be a secondary group, and probably should be,=20
> since many systems have a specific primary group for normal users, or=20
> they auto-generate a primary group named after the user), and then set =

> the group ownership to that group. =A0Just make sure group can =
read/write=20
> your file, and all will be well. =A0

Well I created a super user at it where called Vernon and made it's
secondary group as=20
root. But still cannot write to the folder unless the folder has Vernon =
set
as user.=20
So how do I make it so that a group has write access?


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