We set up a cluster to host groups of students. Each group has
a supervisor who must have read-write access to all students
directories. This seems to require ACLs.
We have the following structure of the home directories:
/home
|-- group-a
| |-- student-1
| `-- student-2
|-- group-b
| |-- student-1
| `-- student-2
`-- group-c
|-- student-1
`-- student-2
Instead of applying ACLs recursively, I would like to be able to say
that admin-a gets rwX rights to the directory group-a and all its
subdirectories and files.
However, I have not really been able to achieve this with setfacl.
I would think it has something to do with masks, but my ACL
understanding is a little hazy.
Thus, I turn to you:
- Is this possible at all?
- How do I achieve what I need?
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