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I have a debian server setup to run a minecraft server. As root i setup a location for the server in /MCMA/Minecraft/
I then made a new user for admins to manage the server with for all intense and purposes lets call this user 'serveradmin'
first i set serveradmin home dir to /MCMA/Minecraft
then what i did was give chown to serveradmin of /MCMA/Minecraft/* using -r in the command.
This seemed to work but once serveradmin deletes a directory within his home or adds new files he no longer has permission to them. How can i fix this issue
Err i have access to login as all users and i also have root access. im still a linux noob so im just learning how to do everything. If you need any information just give me the commands to retrieve it and i can screen shot it.
actually the files created by root (as far as I see), probably because of the settings/usage of sftp, but you gave almost no information just a few unusable words. You need to find out what's happened exactly and do not try to think about your wishes and thought.
You need to accept the fact, the result and you need to find out the steps how it was produced.
no, I asked to explain what have you done exactly and you only told sftp was used. That was insufficient. I need to know how how sftp configured, how the ftp was initiated (which user, ....) to be able to go further....
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