Re: Limitation of ACL + sticky bit to a GROUPS

On 10/2/06, francism <[email protected]> wrote:
>  a okey, i want to achieve  $chmod +t  to work on to a groups.
> do you had any brilliant ideal how to?

You still aren't telling us what it would _mean_ for the sticky bit to
"work on a group", but I have a guess.  Normally only the user owner
of a sticky directory is allowed to delete other people's files from
it, but you want to grant this special power to a group.  There is no
way to do that on a standard Linux filesystem, not even with ACLs,
though I suppose a custom filesystem (e.g., a FUSE) could support it.
It's probably easier to give members of the group a way to run delete
commands with the privileges of the user owner of the directory.  I
can think of a few ways to do this: a sudo power, a restricted SSH
authorized key, or userv.

Matt
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