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How can I give user or group write permissons to a folder? in terminal session.
I allready know how to change folder permission/owner.
I want to give user or group write permission to a folder without affecting the previous owner or permissions to the folder.



I guess the question is can you give multible users acces to a folder like you do in windows?
or maybe just add the user to a group that allready has access?



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    How can I give user or group write permissons to a folder? in terminal session.
    I allready know how to change folder permission/owner.
    I want to give user or group write permission to a folder without affecting the previous owner or permissions to the folder.



    I guess the question is can you give multible users acces to a folder like you do in windows?
    or maybe just add the user to a group that allready has access?



    :)






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      This question already has an answer here:




      • Giving a single user write permissions

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      How can I give user or group write permissons to a folder? in terminal session.
      I allready know how to change folder permission/owner.
      I want to give user or group write permission to a folder without affecting the previous owner or permissions to the folder.



      I guess the question is can you give multible users acces to a folder like you do in windows?
      or maybe just add the user to a group that allready has access?



      :)






      command-line server permissions







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      This question already has an answer here:




      • Giving a single user write permissions

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      How can I give user or group write permissons to a folder? in terminal session.
      I allready know how to change folder permission/owner.
      I want to give user or group write permission to a folder without affecting the previous owner or permissions to the folder.



      I guess the question is can you give multible users acces to a folder like you do in windows?
      or maybe just add the user to a group that allready has access?



      :)





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          you can use ACLs for that. 



          setfacl -m u:username:rwx /path/to/folder



          • u: for username

          • g: for group

          • replace username with groupname for groups

          • for folder use -R for recursive permissions.


          If more information needed, just google for Linux ACLs, you will get tons of information.






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            you can use ACLs for that. 



            setfacl -m u:username:rwx /path/to/folder



            • u: for username

            • g: for group

            • replace username with groupname for groups

            • for folder use -R for recursive permissions.


            If more information needed, just google for Linux ACLs, you will get tons of information.






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              you can use ACLs for that. 



              setfacl -m u:username:rwx /path/to/folder



              • u: for username

              • g: for group

              • replace username with groupname for groups

              • for folder use -R for recursive permissions.


              If more information needed, just google for Linux ACLs, you will get tons of information.






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                you can use ACLs for that. 



                setfacl -m u:username:rwx /path/to/folder



                • u: for username

                • g: for group

                • replace username with groupname for groups

                • for folder use -R for recursive permissions.


                If more information needed, just google for Linux ACLs, you will get tons of information.






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                you can use ACLs for that. 



                setfacl -m u:username:rwx /path/to/folder



                • u: for username

                • g: for group

                • replace username with groupname for groups

                • for folder use -R for recursive permissions.


                If more information needed, just google for Linux ACLs, you will get tons of information.







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