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Is it at all possible to have nested groups, i.e. groups that are members of other groups? I'd like to assign group permissions to a directory, and add groups of users to the group being used for the directory.
Yeah, it breaks good. It seems like the system doesn't want to go the extra step of granting the user access to the 2nd nested supplementary group. In the above example, the system acts like user1 isn't a member of the resource group.
actually what my problem is that am trying to set the acl entries but am not able to...
when i run the setfacl command with --test option then it shows me the resulting entries but it does not get implemented..
how do i implement it is my prob
i wanna know am i missing upon something,,,,
what has to be taken care of....
if anyone cud help me....for this
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