Re: Chmod

[Mike Schienle <mgs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 09:21  AM, Cris Boisvert wrote:

> I Have setup a itools 7.1 Server
> One virtual Domain has multiple Users logging into it.
> I have them all in the same group and have setup all the files in the site
> to be group writable... Altough the users cannot overwrite or delete files.?

Make sure all the users have their umask set to 002 (I think the 
default is 022), in the .cshrc or equivalent file, which will set any 
new files with group writable permissions (i.e. 664). You'll also 
need to make the directory that the domain lives in group writable 
(i.e. 775).

Mike Schienle

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