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Re: [PLUG] How to share write access to files via scp?...
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On 5/4/10 10:43 PM, Fred Stluka wrote:
> Can I set an ACL on a directory that will cause the files created
> there via scp to inherit world- or group-write permissions? Will
> subdirectories inherit also, recursively?
If you set the "Default ACL" on the top-most directory everything will
inherit ACL entries from it. I imagine your Default ACL could be as
simple as an entry for a group that all users belong to, with the
appropriate ACL verbs.
> Will the file owner be
> updated properly when scp overwrites a file?
That would need to be handled by the SCP client. Standard procedure is
to unlink() the old file and write() a new one.
--
Sean
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