Bart Dorsey schrieb:
The real proper way to do this is to create your family-group (in fact the "users" group would suffice for this, just add both users to is (why is this not the default in debian?)That's nearly what I did first. Just nearly because the directory's owner is ulrich:staff (we're both in staff).them create /home/shared-stuffand set it 775chmod 775 /home/shared-stuff then set the "group sticky bit" on the directory chmod g+s /home/shared-stuff and chown it to root.users chown root.users /home/shared-stuff
That's o.k. for normal files (text documents an so on) but with that I would have to run a script as root before running mozilla to change all the file created from mozilla (like the bookmarks.hmtl) to the next user. Mozilla sets some files to be only readable by the ownerBut, it's important to note, that you could leave umask alone, and when there are files you WANT to share, you put them at 664 manually... chmod g+w file
-rw------- 1 ulrich staff 86783 May 10 16:57 bookmarks.htmlWhen I start as user birgit it's the same. Except the owner changed to birgit and the file is empty (deleted and created new on startup of mozilla). The sticky bit doesn't change anything according this special behaviour of mozilla.
It more seems that *I'm* just beginning to understand my real problem. (see above). I guess it's more an internal policy of mozilla and has less to do with kde, I fear.Anyway, is this even helpful, or are you trying to do something I still don't quite understand
Ulrich