> [Rui Miguel Seabra schreef op 25-02-2004 15:12 +0000] > > On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 16:08 +0100, Linux4life wrote: > > is it possible have several different groups with different > > privileges on a file on ext3 filesystem? > > Only if you have extended acls like those brought by SELinux, which > Fedora Core 2 will include. This is _great_ news. I've been administering netware systems since 1993 or something. Since the last years I have been using Linux more and more, but the very limited user and group rights implementations on the traditional Linux filesystems compared to netware are... well, bad. :-( I knew there was something like ACL but I didn't feel like tweaking, I'm not much of a kernel hacker I'm afraid. But IMO getting this as a standard in Linux distro's is a great step forward. I had my doubts when I went from RH9 to FC1, but now I've heard this I'm glad I have made the step (even though I will have to wait until FC2). So, thank you Fedora community!!! -- 19:55-20:00 Fedora Core release 1 (Yarrow) Linux 2.4.22-1.2174.nptl
