Re: [OT] change user when executing some script
- From: bob@xxxxxxxxxx (Bob Proulx)
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 00:42:46 -0600
Douglas Allan Tutty wrote:
Galevsky wrote:
How can I make the /home/user1/testfile belong to user1, the owner of
the script instead of the user that launches it ?
On DEBIAN, to remove a file, you need write permissions on the directory
in which it resides. I suppose user1 could give group write to the
directory. You would then create a group and put user[1-3] in that
group.
Yes. That would be good.
Do this in a subdirectory of your home. If your $HOME is writable by
others, group write, then many programs will refuse to trust files
there. (e.g. sendmail/postfix/exim, procmail, ssh, etc.)
Bob
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