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You don't need to use groups since ACLs: setfacl -R \ -m d:u:user1:rwx -m u:user1:rwx \ -m d:u:user2:rwx -m u:user2:rwx \ /home/shared d:u: se
by matja 7y ago
You don't need to use groups since ACLs:
setfacl -R \
-m d:u:user1:rwx -m u:user1:rwx \
-m d:u:user2:rwx -m u:user2:rwx \
/home/shared
d:u: sets the default user ACL for future directory entries
u: sets the current user ACL for existing directory entries
-R sets the ACLs recursively on existing files