Okay, so I have a fileserver running here (local-only).
It contains 2 hard disks: a 160GB one for Linux and swap, and a 1TB which is completly accesible by anyone on the network (with some security via users).
All users who are granted access, are members of the group "afp".
Whenever someone copies a file to the server, it is by default set on "<username:username>" permissions, which needs to change into "<username:afp>" by default for all new files/subdirectory's.
The main directory (and currently all data on it) are set with <username:afp> at the moment, but I really don't like doing chown -R <username:afp> with every new file that appears on the server.
Please, please note that I'm not much of a Linux-guy, yes I know how to manually configure files and such, but only by following good guidelines.
It contains 2 hard disks: a 160GB one for Linux and swap, and a 1TB which is completly accesible by anyone on the network (with some security via users).
All users who are granted access, are members of the group "afp".
Whenever someone copies a file to the server, it is by default set on "<username:username>" permissions, which needs to change into "<username:afp>" by default for all new files/subdirectory's.
The main directory (and currently all data on it) are set with <username:afp> at the moment, but I really don't like doing chown -R <username:afp> with every new file that appears on the server.
Please, please note that I'm not much of a Linux-guy, yes I know how to manually configure files and such, but only by following good guidelines.
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