Re: max n of groups per user?
the limit is 32, it is on slink, assume it is on potato as well. to
eliminate the need to change owner or group every time anybody copies
into a user's home directory(or any directory for that matter) make the
directory suid, and sgid. that way all files in that directory should
inherit the same ownership as the directory itself.
nate
"Lars O. Grobe" wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> First - I'm new to the list. I used debian some time ago and now
> I'm thinking about installing it on a server machine at university.
>
> How many groups can a user have? I want to use a private groups
> concept with >300 users, and my admins must be members of all private
> groups because I want them to be able to r/w into the 2770ed-homes
> of the users - and avoid that one must change owner every time an
> admin has copied into a user's home.
>
> In SuSE, the number of groups is limited (AFAIK to 20), so I can't use
> this concept. What about debian?
>
> Thank you, CU, Lars.
>
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